Enduring Love Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beareth all things is not about gripping outer events but holding the inner posture of constant peace in your I AM. Believeth all things invites trust in the inner reality your assumption has formed, not the fading appearances. Hopeth all things is the cheerful expectancy of fulfillment as a present-tense state of consciousness. Endureth all things is the steady practice of resting in the truth while appearances waver. In Neville's idiom, these four verbs describe a single inner discipline: awaken to a consciousness that loves, trusts, and remains unshaken by form. When a challenge appears, don’t confront it with force; revise the scene in imagination until your feeling aligns with the truth you desire. Assume the end and dwell there with a real, felt sense of it—your inner atmosphere becomes your outward life. By this practice, the verse becomes a manual for cultivating a victorious consciousness through love as your native state.