Walk in the Light of Love

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse lies not a rule about others, but a revelation about your inner weather. The one who loves his brother remains in the light of awareness, and so there is no stumbling block staining his mind. The one who hates dwells in darkness, and walks as if blind, not because his eyes fail, but because his consciousness has turned away from the I AM that sees through all form. In Neville’s psychology, your brother represents a facet of your own being. When you harbor love, you align with the light that you are. Your paths appear clear because vision follows feeling: you know where you go because you feel the certainty of unity. Hatred, by contrast, sets you in shadow; the mere motion of the feet is uncertain, for you are mis-aimed by a thought that separates you from your neighbor and from God within you. The remedy is simple: assume the truth of oneness, revise the scene in imagination to the presence of love, and feel it real now. As you dwell in love, the world you walk in reveals itself as light, and stumbling gives way to smooth steps in the unity of all.