Timothy's Fearless Arrival

Neville's Inner Vision

Timothy in this text is not a mere boy of history. In the inner life, he stands for that portion of your I AM which undertakes the Lord's business in your present scene. He comes without fear because this inner work knows its source and its outcome. If you despise him, you are despising a part of yourself that is already awake to purpose; you must conduct him forth in peace, allowing the inner motion to move through you without resistance. Peace here is not passivity but alignment—relaxing the hold of doubt so that the action may proceed unhampered. When you say, 'I look for him with the brethren,' you are naming the circle of states of consciousness that join in the manifestation. The moment you dwell in that expectation, the scene softens into being: not by struggle, but by the consent of your I AM to what already is. Practice: in imagination, welcome Timothy, feel his fearless service, and let that feeling flood your days as if the meeting were already accomplished.