Sidon's Harbor of Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul is not simply moving through space; he represents the awakened I AM within you. Sidon becomes the quiet harbor where consciousness rests, a place of refreshment for the man within. Julius, the courteous ruler in the inner order, speaks with kindness and grants Paul liberty to go unto his friends to refresh himself. This is the inner grace by which your state of awareness may pause, refresh, and renew its movement. When you notice a moment of gentle permission—an inner governor allowing you to step into familiar thoughts, loves, and strengths—you are practicing the path Neville teaches: assumption and feel it real until the new mood settles into your world. The scene invites generosity, hospitality, and love of neighbor toward the self; it is the inner equivalent of a social kindness that expands your sense of possibility. Embrace the shift: believe you have permission to refresh, and the rest of your life will follow the new tempo.