Inner Struggle, I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Romans 7:15 is not a condemnation of your essence but a snapshot of your present state of consciousness. The deeds you perform arise from identification with a lesser state, not from the true I AM you are. When you hear the words, do not condemn the self, but recognize you are observing a habit-bound mind. The real you—the I AM—has not yet fully reigned over the ceaseless movements of the old identity. The moment you affirm and dwell in the I AM as your sole being, inner movements shift. The conflict persists because you still identify with the doer rather than with your divine essence. By claiming the I AM, you revise the entire field: make the feeling of the wish fulfilled present, and declare that you now embody the choice you intend. With persistent alignment to this inner state, the old actions dissolve into obedience to your true decree, and what once resisted becomes natural.