Labor as Light: Inner Example

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner language of the I AM, the outer events mirror the inner state. When Paul says they wrought with labor and travail night and day, he is giving you a map of consciousness: you are not dependent on the world’s charity but are the authority that creates your own circumstances by sustained inner work. Not because they lacked power, but to make themselves an ensample unto you to follow. Therefore, the state to inhabit is not need but abundance through disciplined imagination, consistent assumption, and steady effort. The 'night and day' is the rhythm of revision—habitual mental activity until the image becomes feeling, until the sense of self is the worker, the source of supply. To imitate is to live within as the I AM, thereby setting an example others automatically mirror. This is the secret: you and God are the same I AM. When you assume the quality of self-sufficiency, you cease measuring yourself by external help and begin measuring your life by the inner demonstration of supply.