Pray For Us Inner Communion

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's vantage, 'Brethren, pray for us' dissolves into the inner law of consciousness. The 'brethren' represent not distant people but states of awareness within you—faith, trust, courage, and the will to unite with God. When they say 'pray for us,' they invite you to assume a state of intercession, to hold in mind a condition you desire for the whole community of your being. Prayer becomes not petition to a separate God but an act of aligning your inner atmosphere with the divine presence that already fills all. To pray for us is to declare that the circle of awareness is intact, that you are sustained by the same I Am that sustains all forms. The 'us' is unity; the act of praying for it strengthens unity in experience. When you practice this, your own inner world shifts toward more coherence, trust, and gratitude. The presence of God is your constant here and now, and intercession helps you dwell there more fully.