Inner Arrival of Hope

Neville's Inner Vision

This line is not a letter alone; it is a state of awareness moving through time. The statement These things write I unto thee, hoping to come unto thee shortly speaks of an inner writer who trusts the I AM to unfold. The I is not the body or page but consciousness desiring a tangible presence. The future visit is a movement in your present mood. When you dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, the hour of contact is already begun in your inner temple. The hope to come soon is the alignment of your vibration with the state that already knows the other’s presence. In Neville terms, the path from longing to manifestation is a shift from lack to assumption: you assume the visit has already occurred; you revise delay as a misinterpretation of time, not of possibility; you feel the warmth, the exchange, the harmony as if you are already there. Let your attention rest on that inner assurance, and your outer circumstances will reflect the same reality by grace and perseverance.