Pilgrim Soul, Purity in Action

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear the call Dearly beloved as a whisper from your own I AM. In Neville's turn, the fleshly lusts are not external temptations but the weather of your own states of consciousness. They war against the soul only when you identify with them as you. You are strangers and pilgrims in a house of appearances, not bound to its appetites. Abstaining is not a rule you break but a power you exercise by ceasing to feed the image that fuels it. When you practice this, you remind yourself that you are the consciousness that witnesses all sensations, and sensations do not define you. By choosing a higher identification, you dissolve the charge of lusts and restore inner harmony. Your job is to dwell in the I AM, the steady, inner lordship, and let the mental pictures of desire fade as you turn away attention from them. Then you align with the timeless purity that was your birthright, and the world around you reflects that inner state back to you.