Inner Welcome And Unity Colossians 4:10

Neville's Inner Vision

Aristarchus and Marcus do not cross space; they personify lines of thought within you that still live under limitation yet carry a message from your higher self. The fellow prisoner is your present state of consciousness wrestling with fear or delay; the greeting is a sign that even this state longs to move toward freedom. Marcus, sister's son to Barnabas, signals a trusted lineage of faithfulness—an inner ally from whom you have learned. The phrase touching whom ye received commandments means the commandment already resides in your being; to receive him is to permit that inner guidance to enter your field of awareness without resistance. When a messenger arrives, you are asked to acknowledge it, let it speak, and grant it safe passage into your life. By welcoming this inner visitor, you unify disparate parts of yourself and align with the one presence that animates all. This is how unity emerges from within, through the simple act of reception.