Gospel of Inner Labor

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that verse as a map of the inner workshop. Their labor and travail refer to the constant mental effort to align perception with truth, a discipline practiced night and day so that no burden is laid on others but the light of your own conviction is shared with faith. The preaching of the gospel of God becomes an inner recital—your imagination, rightly directed, becomes the announcer of your true state. You are witnesses, and God also bears witness within: holily, justly, and unblameably in every inner act. Holiness is the separation of thought from fear, purity of motive, and an unwavering honesty toward what you believe. Justice arises as fair treatment of your inner stories and others, guided by compassion and truth. Unblameable behavior is the consistent alignment of feeling and action with your inner gospel, so that the outer life becomes the echo of your inward state. The I AM within you is the ever-present judge and source; your inner assumption, given time, becomes the seen world. This labor, when lived as devotion, quietly transforms what you call reality.