Berean Readiness and Inner Inquiry

Neville's Inner Vision

These Bereans did not wait for an outer verdict; they assumed a state of readiness and allowed truth to appear. In Neville terms, God is the I AM with which you identify, and every idea you entertain becomes a movement in consciousness. When you receive a teaching with readiness, you invite an inner movement toward harmony, a quiet conviction that truth can reorder your visible world. The daily search of Scriptures is the discipline of testing beliefs inside your own temple, asking, 'Is this consistent with my present state?' If it feels discordant, you revise the feeling until it harmonizes with the inner witness. The words you read are not merely words but invitations to imagine a life that would produce them. You practice feeling the wish fulfilled, then examine the 'facts' of your life to see whether the assumed state has already begun to manifest. By maintaining the noble posture of readiness and trust, you align with the truth that you are Imago Dei, and discernment becomes your daily practice.