Inner Walk with Deuteronomy 13:4

Neville's Inner Vision

Scripture, in this reading, is not a list of external acts, but a map of states of consciousness. To walk after the LORD is to inhabit the I AM as your unchanging center, so that every action seems to proceed from an inner decree rather than from fear or mere habit. Fear becomes reverent attention; it is the energy that turns you toward alignment rather than away. To keep His commandments is to keep your inner law—the fixed principles you affirm in the mind’s court. Obey His voice is to listen for the promptings of that I AM within, and to trust that guidance as the very law of your life. Serving Him and cleaving to Him express a devotion that dissolves separation; you cling to the sense of unity with the One who is always present. When this inner posture is held, external circumstances reflect it: a life of harmony, clarity, and purposeful action, emerging from within rather than sought from without.