Affliction to Eternal Glory Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the verse as a description of your inner state. What you call affliction is not an external enemy but a movement in consciousness—pain, fear, or doubt shaping you. In Neville's sense, moment means a tiny fragment of time compared with eternity; the suffering is useful because it loosens you from old identifications and makes room for the discovery of the I AM. As you attend to awareness, you see that the glory is not a distant reward but the steady presence of God within you, now. The weight of glory is the solid reality of your true being, a gravity that anchors every thought and feeling. The line for us indicates the inner process working with your assumption: when you claim I am the I AM, you invite this inner realization to manifest as outer form. Do not fight the scene, let the feeling of already being glorious grow until it eclipses the appearance of trouble.