Bethel's Prophetic Change Inside

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the report of change comes from without, yet the true event is within. The 'LORD will take away thy master' is not a historical notice but a sign that a state of consciousness is leaving your head—an old identification, a familiar sense of limitation. The Bethel band are not predicting the future; they are presenting a forecast your present mind is ready to hear. Elisha's response, 'Yea, I know it; hold ye your peace,' is the discipline of awareness: he does not feed the rumor with emotion, he chooses to observe the shift as already accomplished in the I AM. In Neville's terms, the master you follow is your inner state; when that state changes, your entire experience changes. The 'separation' is the withdrawal of a limiting thought from your throne of consciousness, opening the space for a greater master within. Do not cling to the form of the old; trust the inner movement, rest in the certainty of your I AM, and let the new awareness be welcomed as the real you.