Truth, Weakness, and Perfection

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the words point to a law of consciousness: truth is not a distant rival but the very nature of the I AM within you. When he says we can do nothing against the truth, but for the truth, he speaks of alignment: you cannot oppose a living principle by force; you can only surrender to it by choosing it as your reality. So the entire field of your life bends to whatever you assign as true in your inner world. If you feel weak, you are not crushed; you are the opening through which the stronger possibility enters. Your weakness is the faculty by which truth enters as action in the world, both in you and in others. When you hold the presence of truth, others become strong and your own paths toward perfection begin to appear. This perfection is not a finished prize but a present alignment: your inner knowing fully expressed in outward form. Remember, the only power is the power you give to the truth within you; resist it, and you resist yourself; embrace it, and you become it.