Arising to Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

The Ethiopian official's ascent is a reflection of consciousness in motion. He stands as a state of mind—outer wealth and authority signaling inner conditions we often mistake for reality. When he arose and went, it is the I AM within you moving toward the Jerusalem of the heart, where true worship occurs. Jerusalem is not a city but a state of alignment with Presence; worship is not tied to ritual alone but to the inner acknowledgment that God is within every state of life. The eunuch's outward position points to inclusion: the divine Presence does not bypass любого station but meets it in the center of awareness. As you read, recognize that the slightest shift in attention—from doubt to faith, from separation to unity—awakens the inner treasure. The outward seeker becomes an inner worshipper the moment you affirm that the I AM is always present, accessible, and calling you home to your own temple. The lesson is not limited to one man but speaks to the truth that the inner Kingdom is inclusive, ready to be acknowledged by faith in the now.