Liberty Refined by Service

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the outer word free lies an inner state. In Neville’s psychology, liberty is not permission to wound but a clear consciousness—the I AM awake within you. The 'cloke of maliciousness' dissolves when you stop imagining separation and see every person as part of the divine image. When you revise your sense of freedom to 'I am free to serve,' you release malice and invite grace. The inner move is to imagine yourself as a faithful steward of the divine in every thought, word, and deed. Dwelling in that assumed state aligns your feelings with meekness, obedience, and holiness, and life rearranges to reflect that inner posture. Consciousness precedes form, so when you accept the role of servant, you awaken grace and favor in outward experience without striving, for you are re-casting reality from within.