Inner Confidence in Action

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the act as a portrait of your inner life. The 'brother' is not just a man; he is a projection of your own consistency and reliability flowing through your world. His proven diligence in many things is the established habit of attention you have practiced until it becomes second nature. The phrase 'upon the great confidence which I have in you' is not a boast about others; it is a call to trust the I AM within you—the awareness that already knows the good in every moment. When you hold that inner confidence, you send forth your inner messenger with clarity and zeal, and the outer world responds as if to a well-ordered plan. Your imagination has prepared the field; your feeling of certainty nourishes the seed; your action follows as a natural expression of a mind convinced of unity and cooperative power. So, the verse invites you to revise your sense of others from doubt to fidelity, to treat relationships as streams already aligned with your inner truth, and to let that alignment move you toward diligent service and fruit-bearing outcomes.