Pure Conscience of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

In this line, the mystery of faith is not a riddle to solve, but a state of consciousness to inhabit. The word 'holding' points to a steadfast stance—an inner grip of awareness that keeps faith untouched by doubt. A 'pure conscience' is not moral perfection by outward measure but an unclouded I AM—your quiet, impeccably present self that knows truth beyond appearances. When you imagine yourself as the remembering conscious presence that births form, you are already aligning with the mystery. The outer world yields to the inward discipline of attention: you do not overthink, you simply dwell in the certainty that you are that which you affirm. Faith is not something you acquire from without but a reality you acknowledge from within, and the conscience remains pure as you refuse to mix truth with fear, guilt, or conflicting stories. To hold it is to refuse doubt the place at your center, and to keep your declarations in the present tense as if fully realized now. This is the inner kingdom speaking through you, here and now.