Inner Turning From Gentile Will

Neville's Inner Vision

Time past is a memory of a state of consciousness, not a distant event. The Gentile mind was ruled by appetite, chasing lasciviousness, lust, wine, revelings, and idolatries as if these images defined you. This is a hinge for transformation, inviting you to awaken to the I AM, the unchanging awareness that imagines from the end. To repent in Neville’s sense is to revise the inner assumption: I am the I AM, and I no longer identify with craving or external idols. When you persist in this present assumption, the old movements lose their force and true worship becomes your natural state—purity, integrity, and a life aligned with inner law. The outer life then reflects an inner conviction that God, the I AM, is within. So you turn by inner imagining, not by striving; you embody the end you desire, and the past Gentile will fades into memory.