Returning to Christ's Simplicity

Neville's Inner Vision

Your mind, beloved, fears loss of ease when the subtle mind whispers there is more to know than the simple Christ within. The 'serpent' is not a distant myth but the habit of thought that argues for complexity, separation, and mental rigour in place of straightforward consciousness. The 'simplicity that is in Christ' is the childlike trust and certainty that you are already one with All, that imagination is the instrument by which you awaken to your only reality. When you default to doctrines and clever reasoning, you dim the radiant fact that consciousness creates form. The moment you notice thoughts tugging you toward analysis or fear, you may revise by returning to the awareness 'I am'—the primal state in which all things are given. Christ is not outside you but your own clarity of being; the world you see is a dream arising from that simple self-awareness. Rest in that simplicity, and your inner warfare dissolves as you stop chasing substitutes and allow the one Presence to assert itself as your life.