The Inner Widow Trusts God

Neville's Inner Vision

Let the widow be a portrait of your current consciousness. When she trusts God and remains in supplications, she is not clinging to external outcomes but aligning with the I AM that fills all. Desolation becomes a doorway to awareness; night and day prayers are not fatigue but a continuous turning of attention inward to the living presence within. The other who lives in pleasure is not condemned but miseducated by the belief that life comes from senses or social approval; that belief dies while she is alive, because it never fed the true self. In Neville’s terms you revise by assuming the feeling of an already-fulfilled God-life. You are the I AM; you imagine the state of abundance, serenity, and connection, and in imagining you awaken to it. Persist in this inner state and the outer world rearranges to reflect your revised sense of life. The dead while she liveth line becomes a reminder: you can be truly alive only when consciousness rests in God as your sole reality.