Most people think awareness is something you do. They think: - “I need to be more aware” - “I lost awareness” - “I need to focus better” But awareness is not an action.It’s a position. You are always positioned somewhere internally. Right now, pause for a moment. Before any thought appears…before any emotion…before any intention… There is a quiet sense of: “I am here.” That is awareness. Not dramatic.Not spiritual.Not emotional. Just present being. Now here’s the part most people miss: Awareness is not neutral because it doesn’t careAwareness is neutral because it assumes. What you are aware of feels: - obvious - unquestioned - settled - “just how things are” You don’t argue with it.You don’t affirm it.You don’t defend it. You live from it. That’s why awareness is so powerful — and so invisible. Why Awareness Is Hard to See You cannot see awareness the way you see thoughts. Thoughts move.Emotions fluctuate.Circumstances change. Awareness stays constant. It’s the background context in which all experience happens. Like water to a fish. Most people don’t suffer because of bad thoughts.They suffer because of the position they’re unconsciously living from. For example: - “I’m the one who has to try” - “I’m the one who fixes” - “I’m the one who waits” - “I’m the one who hopes” These are not thoughts.These are identities. And identities live at the level of awareness. The Difference Between Thinking and Being You can think: “Things will work out” But if your awareness is: “I’m usually disappointed” Life follows the awareness — not the thought. You can affirm: “I am abundant” But if your awareness is: “Money feels unsafe” Your nervous system will always choose the familiar awareness. This is why effort fails.This is why motivation fades.This is why people feel like something is “blocking” them. Nothing is blocking you.You are simply living from an unseen position. Awareness Is What Your Nervous System Knows This is important. Awareness is not intellectual.It is somatic.

The Power of Awareness By now you may have noticed something important: awareness is not a one-time realization. It’s a place you return to — again and again. Neville reminded us that we don’t manifest by effort, willpower, or repeating affirmations all day. We manifest by remaining faithful to a state. You don’t become what you want by thinking about it. You become it by occupying the state of already being it — and gently returning to it whenever you notice you’ve left. Awareness today is simple: Notice where you habitually return when nothing is “happening.” When you’re not trying. When you’re not fixing. When you’re just being. That resting place — that’s the state that’s shaping your life. And here’s the quiet power: You don’t fight your way out of an old state. You outgrow it by choosing a new one… and returning to it patiently. As Neville said, “You are already that which you want to be, and your refusal to believe this is the only reason you do not see it.” So today, ask yourself — Where do I return by default… and where do I choose to return now?

The Power of Awareness At this stage, a subtle habit often shows up: checking. Checking your feelings. Checking your reactions. Checking your life for proof. Neville was clear — the moment you ask “Is it working?” you’ve stepped back into the old state. Because the fulfilled state doesn’t look for confirmation. It assumes. Doubt doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It just means awareness slipped back into waiting. So today isn’t about doing anything new. It’s about noticing when you go looking. Looking for signs. Looking for reassurance. Looking for movement. The one who already is doesn’t look. They live. Neville said the secret is to live from the end, not visit it, not check on it — but remain there. So if you catch yourself asking questions today, don’t judge it. Just gently return. No affirming. No correcting. No inner arguments. Just this quiet shift: I’m no longer the one who waits. Neville: “The assumption of the wish fulfilled, persisted in, will harden into fact.” Question for today: What changes when you stop checking and simply remain?

The Power of Awareness After things feel calm, ordinary, even settled, the old state often comes back. Not because you failed. But because it’s been practiced longer. Neville never said states disappear overnight. He said they lose power when you stop identifying with them. So today isn’t about surprise when an old reaction shows up. It’s about recognition. You may notice familiar thoughts. Old emotions in the body. The impulse to explain, justify, or spiral. This is not regression. This is awareness catching the habit in motion. The mistake is thinking you need to fix it. You don’t. The moment you see, “This is an old state trying to reassert itself,” you are already free of it. No drama. No guilt. No self-judgment. Neville reminded us that awareness itself is the redeemer. You don’t fight the state — you simply don’t return to it. Today’s quiet practice is this: When the old feeling appears, don’t ask why. Don’t argue with it. Just ask: “Am I willing to continue being this — or do I remain as awareness?” And then… stay. That staying is the work.

For the last 7 days, this hasn’t been about changing your life. It’s been about noticing where you live from. Noticing the states you return to. The assumptions that feel normal. The inner tone you carry through the day. If this felt uncomfortable at times, that’s not a mistake. Awareness often does that — it brings honesty before it brings ease. Maybe you noticed patterns you hadn’t seen before. Maybe you realised how often you’re waiting, bracing, or holding yourself back. Maybe all you did was pause once or twice and ask, Who am I being right now? That’s enough. Neville reminds us that awareness is the cause. Nothing shifts until it’s seen. And once it’s seen, it can no longer run unconsciously. So don’t rush to “do” anything with this. Let it land. Let it settle in your body. Before we continue, take a moment and reflect: What stood out for you over the last 7 days? What felt familiar — maybe a little too familiar? And what felt lighter, even briefly? If something resonated, share it below. Sometimes naming it is already a release. We continue soon.