Inner Letting and Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's frame, 'the mystery of iniquity' is not a future external intrusion but a current state of mind, a story you have been feeding. 'Only he who now letteth will let' points to the I AM within you—the divine awareness that both permits and restrains every picture you entertain. When you identify with this I AM, you stop energizing the old belief by which you claim separation or lack. The 'letting' becomes the moment you choose to hold stillness while the old impulse loses its momentum, and 'taken out of the way' becomes the shift where the inner weather changes and the external appearances begin to reconfigure. Your imagination, rightly directed, acts as the law of your life; it does not fight the old dream but outgrows it by consistent alignment with your true nature. So the mystery dissolves as you rest in the conviction that you are the I AM, and that the world you inhabit is the image of your inner state. The removal of resistance is the moment of waking within, when you realize you never suffered from others, only from unwon inner identity.