The Will of the Lord Be Done

Neville's Inner Vision

Conceive the scene as a drama of inner states rather than a travel itinerary. The will of the Lord be done is spoken to establish your own consciousness as the I AM, the source of movement. The stubborn voice that would argue for control is silenced and the we becomes the one awareness choosing a single purpose. The journey to Jerusalem signifies the ascent of consciousness toward your inner Zion, a state where life flows in harmony with divine intention. Mnason of Cyprus and the old disciple symbolize inner friendships—the familiar steadfast states of mind that accompany you when you invite guidance. These companions appear not as outside persons but as aspects of your being that have learned trust. The remembered past, the old disciple, supports your present decision; the Caesarian disciples reflect the circle of supportive ideas that travel with you. Practice this: assume the will of the Lord is done by turning your attention from resistance to certainty, and feel the forward movement as if you are already there, writing your day in accord with Providence.