Desertion in Asia, Inner Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

This verse is not a report about historical betrayal, but a map of your inner weather. 'All they which are in Asia' are the crowded thoughts and old loyalties within your mind that turn away when you awaken to the I AM. Phygellus and Hermogenes symbolize doubt and habit—the internal voices that drift apart when you insist on your true identity as awareness. The desertion exposes the boundary between your old identities and the unchanging self that you truly are. Rather than lament, use it as a call to state, with vivid certainty, 'I am one with God; I am the I AM.' Hold that conviction until the feeling of separation dissolves and your inner landscape aligns with divine unity. The outer scene mirrors your inner assumption; restore the assumed state, and the world will follow.