Mindful Words, Inner Command

Neville's Inner Vision

To Peter's charge, I respond: the words of the prophets and the apostles are not distant histories but invitations to dwell in a state of awareness. In Neville's world, 'mindful' means you choose a state of consciousness in which those words are alive now; they become laws written upon your inner sky. Treat the prophets' words as seeds planted in your imagination and the apostles' commands as direction for your I AM. When you occupy that inner frame, every event—even the clock, the weather, the Page of Life—shifts to echo that memory. The present perception is not a thing you seek but the very space in which they speak. Your task is not outward obedience but inner alignment; you revise any doubt until the words feel real as breath. In this way, prophecy and command are not relics but living architecture of your consciousness, shaping what you accept as reality.