Beloved Inner Strength

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel 10:19 speaks as a beloved messenger, yet within Neville's terms it is the inner state addressing the self. The 'man greatly beloved' is not a distant envoy but the inner I AM—the assured awareness that you are cherished by your own consciousness. Fear is dissolved the moment you acknowledge that you, and only you, are hearing the voice of God within. When that voice says, 'peace be unto thee, be strong,' it is your own mental posture shifting from agitation to settled stillness; the moment you assent, you are steadied by a newly stabilized energy. The command 'Let my lord speak' becomes the invitation to yield to divine thought, allowing a higher ruling idea to occupy your awareness. As this inner discourse takes over, you feel a strengthening that is not of the body alone but of consciousness—an inner fortitude that makes resistance impossible. The result is not external deliverance but a renewed state of being in which fear cannot persist. Practice this as a revision: declare you are greatly beloved by the I AM, let peace replace fear, and observe strength rising as a natural effect.