Inner Love Depths of Ephesians

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that in this letter, the breadth, length, depth, and height are not distances measured in the air but dimensions of your state of consciousness. To 'comprehend with all saints' is to acknowledge that you share in a universal mind, the I AM that perceives all from within. The clause 'the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge' tells you that the real connection is beyond the intellect; it is felt—the inner affinity where every thought becomes a doorway to the divine. When you assume the state of being already filled with the fulness of God, you dissolve the illusion of separation. Your awareness expands to include every dimension of the divine presence, and as you dwell there, the fullness pours into your life. The practice is not chasing facts but turning attention, feeling, and assumption inward until your outer world reflects this inner unity. The result is a living sense of grace and favor, a constant presence you inhabit rather than seek.