Inner Body Unity in God

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of your life as a single body in which the many members appear as different faculties, roles, and conditions. The scripture says God set them in the body as it pleased Him; this is not about external control, but about the inner arrangement of being. In my practice, the 'members' are states of consciousness—the ideas I hold, the circumstances I admit, the feelings I entertain. When I acknowledge that all these parts exist by divine provision, I stop trying to force one part to be another and begin honoring each part as essential to the whole. The unity of the body is not achieved by sameness but by a coherent inner order. I, as the I AM, have placed every member where it serves the whole. I feel the body as one living organism, with each member functioning in its appointed place. As I dwell in that assumption, inner movements shift and the outer world follows, revealing a harmony I once believed impossible.