Endurance in Truthful Love

Neville's Inner Vision

Rejoicing not in iniquity but in truth is not a moral reprimand; it is a reminder that the self you call I AM chooses the state from which life operates. In Neville terms, you are not reacting to appearances; you are awakening to a permanent consciousness that already contains the answer. The I AM is the door; imagination becomes the bridge by which you pass from surface events to abiding truth. Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things translates into a single ongoing assumption: I am the truth I claim, and my world must reflect that truth. When fear or doubt arise, revision is the act of moving your attention to the scene where the truth stands unchanged and primary. Do not try to fix outcomes; cultivate the feeling that the truth you desire is already present and active within you, and let the outer conditions conform to it. This is not denial; it is the practice of soul awareness. Persist in this inner state, and endurance becomes natural, arising from your faith in the truth you have chosen.