Stephen's Inner Angelic Power

Neville's Inner Vision

What the Acts account reveals is not merely a man performing signs, but a state of consciousness in which you trust the I AM to speak through you. Stephen’s faith and power are inner conditions; the synagogue and the disputing crowd are the restless thoughts that arise when truth presses in. The wisdom by which he spoke is the inner discernment that comes when you stop arguing with appearances and acknowledge the one presence, the I AM, within. The false witnesses are the stories your mind tells about limits and authority; the council is your habitual self-concepts; yet his face, shining like an angel, is the visible symbol of the soil of awareness that cannot be touched by outer slander. In Neville's terms, he did not resist; he assumed a higher reality and the appearance of opposition collapses into light as you rest in the inner truth: you are the I AM, the source, the power. Practice your own revision of self until you can stand under pressure with calm, faith-filled certainty, and miracles will follow in your ordinary days.