Inner Path Directed

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the verse reveals the inner architecture of God as I AM directing my own life. When I realize that God himself and our Father are the inner ruler and our Lord Jesus Christ is the focal point of my attention, my path becomes luminous and purposeful. The first movement is a consent — an inner agreement that the direction of my day is not at the mercy of circumstance but of consciousness. As I imagine the Lord directing my way, my thoughts align with a single purpose: to be led into opportunities to express love. Then comes the command that love may abound toward one another and toward all men, which in my practice becomes the felt movement of tenderness inside me toward every person I meet. Finally, the passage speaks of establish your hearts unblameable in holiness — an inner settling, a state of being where guilt or fear no longer rule, because holiness is a steady vibration of recognition of the I AM in all. Thus the outer blessing mirrors the inner condition: directness of consciousness, flowing love, and a sanctified heart.