Many Members, One Body

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that in this vision, the body is not a jumble of isolated parts but a field of consciousness stirred by the living I AM. When the foot says, I am not the hand, you may think you are separate from the whole, yet the same life assigns each member its place. The lesson is not about bones or sinews but about your inner faculties—memory, intuition, will, feeling—being different functions of one divine mind. To identify with lack is to deny the harmony that already exists within you. God has set every member in the body as it pleased Him, so that your total being may act as one living form. Realize that unity arises through recognizing difference as the method by which consciousness becomes complete; you do not cancel parts, you invite their cooperation. To practice this, assume that all the faculties you need are present now, properly ordered, and aligned under your I AM presence. See your inner body alive in you—varied, yet one, and each part affirming, I belong and I serve the whole.