Inner Lead Lift Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this vision the heavy lead is not a thing outside me but a belief I have assumed as part of my self. The woman in the ephah represents a pattern within me—an inner tendency to weigh, judge, and imprison thoughts by a standard I call right or wrong. When the weight is lifted, I see that the scene exists only in my consciousness, and the lifting is the I AM moving within me to redraw my inner geometry. The ephah is my current measure of reality; to see a woman at its center is to witness a habitual pattern of self-identity—an inner wickedness I once took as true. The shift is not punishment but recognition: I no longer identify with the burden; I revise the pattern as a thought-form I can relocate. The moment I know I am the aware I AM, I separate my awareness from the burden, and the scene in me changes how I feel and act. This practice brings inner purity, accountability, and a more just alignment with my true nature.