Unknown Yet Known: Inner Living

Neville's Inner Vision

In the psychological mirror of 2 Corinthians 6:9, the "unknown" and the "well known" are states of consciousness, not distant places. God is the I AM within, and the world is only a projection of your inner condition. To be 'dying' is to release attachment to former identifications; as you let go, life reappears in the form of the living I AM that no circumstance can extinguish. 'As chastened' is the disciplined attention you bring to your thinking; you are not killed because the life that animates you is the eternal presence, the living reality behind every sensation. Remember: the visible is but the effect of an unseen cause. When you affirm, 'I am known by the I AM in me,' you stop seeking approval outside and awaken to a threshold where the inner man rises, unshaken by trials. This is the resurrection you confess—not tomb-bound, but state-bound. By maintaining this inner posture, you shift the entire field of experience; outcomes express the already-present life of your consciousness, not the wavering of circumstance.