Swords in the Night Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Fear is a state of consciousness, not a fact in the world. The swords symbolize disciplined attention you choose to wield in awareness. The night stands for the subconscious moving with imagined danger, and your experience turns on the assumption you hold. When you dwell in I AM, you reclaim the scene: you are the watcher, not the frightened participant, and the fear loses its grip as you stand in divine presence. The swords become symbols of clarity you purposefully keep at your side, not weapons against others. Providence and guidance imply you are cared for as you move, so your inner vision can be steady amid outer tremor. The invitation is to persist in revision—assume you are already protected, that the inner I AM directs your steps, and to feel that reality until it is alive in your chest. Then the night reveals your inner strength, and your consciousness fights doubt itself with quiet, steadfast awareness.