Pilgrim Paths of Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Act 14:24-25 invites you to see that movement is inward as well as outward. The apostles travel through regions, not merely geography; Pisidia, Pamphylia, Perga, Attalia, are inner dispositions that shift as you rise in consciousness. Pisidia might stand for a stringent self-image; Pamphylia for the lure of ease and habit; Perga for the bold proclamation of truth in your mind; Attalia for an arrival—a harbor of obedience, clarity, and action. When they 'preached the word in Perga,' the act is your own inner declaration of what you know to be true about you: that you are the I AM, the living Word in form. As you hold that inner truth, you move without struggle toward Attalia, where your faith is settled into action and your outer life reflects your inner state. The movement through these states is the very evidence that consciousness creates circumstance. So, if you wish results, begin by assuming that you have already traveled through these regions, proclaimed the truth within, and arrived at Attalia in mind and body, for there is your kingdom manifested.