Four Chariots From Brass Mountains

Neville's Inner Vision

Turning the eye to the inner world, you stand in the presence of your own consciousness shaping experience. The four chariots are four movements of your inner self - desire, will, faith, and action - riding outward from between two mountains of brass. The mountains symbolize fixed, hardened beliefs that seem solid because you have not altered your state of awareness. But they are merely appearances in your psyche. When you lift your inner gaze, you permit these energies to move; the chariots announce that movement is possible wherever attention is placed. The I AM, your true awareness, watches the procession and knows that you are creating what you behold. This is Neville's psychology: imagination is not something you have, it is what you are, and your world answers your inner state. So, perform a simple act: assume you already inhabit the higher state you desire, and feel it real as you observe the chariots departing the brass mountains. The brass recedes as consciousness is revised; you are the author who sees the page turning.