Inner Scriptures: The Steps Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Listen: the word 'called' speaks not of a distant event but of your present state of consciousness. Christ's suffering is the inner discipline of the I AM, an example etched into your awareness as the way a dreamer learns to wake. The steps he walked are the precise movements of your own attention when fear, resistance, or pain arise. Do not search for an external trial to imitate; instead, observe the inner stance you cultivate when facing discomfort: calm, steady, trusting that the universe is adjusting through your awareness. When you imagine yourself as the steady I AM, you imitate the archetype of endurance - perseverance that remains faithful not to circumstances but to the truth of being. The 'example' is a pattern you can reproduce in feeling and assumption: you act from a state that is already free, not from the lack you see in the world. Your suffering becomes a doorway through which you enter higher alignment with God inside you.