The Servant's I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, the 'servant' is your present state of consciousness and the 'greatness' is the movement of imagination becoming visible. God is the I AM that knows and sustains you, and to say 'for thy servant's sake, and according to thine own heart' is to acknowledge alignment with the deepest desire of your heart. When you inhabit this alignment, you experience the events as movements within your own awareness, not as distant facts. The verse invites you to revise your sense of self by assuming that the heart’s purpose already has been accomplished through your own awareness. As you rest in that I AM, you empower the inner conditions that birth outer correspondences. Your humility is not weakness but receptivity to the divine pattern playing through you. The more you dwell as the state that knows, the more the "great things" reveal themselves as remembered or renewed states of consciousness, known by God because they are known by you.