Inner Arrival of Perfection

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the verse asks you to notice a state, not a distant event. The 'perfect' is the complete I AM, the unwavering sense of being that does not wobble with appearance or lack. When you entertain this as already true, you begin to disidentify from the 'part'—the hopes, fears, and fragmentary functions of the old self. In that moment, the inner movements of consciousness shift; prophecy and promise crystallize as you discern truth from within rather than chase it in outward forms. The 'part' comes to be seen as a signal of limitation, and thus it is dissolved by the light of your established Presence. Perfection does not battle the partial; it simply overshadows it with the realization that God is the I AM here and now. So faithfulness becomes the daily obedience to that inner sight: to keep returning to the presence, to feel as if the whole kingdom is already yours, and to watch as the outer becomes a reflection of the inner certainty.