Unity of Faith and Knowledge

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's framework, this moment isn't a schedule of outward achievement but a shifting state of consciousness. 'Till we all come' denotes the moment when everyone consents to a single inner conviction; the 'unity of the faith' is not agreement about doctrines but unity in the I AM—awareness itself. The 'knowledge of the Son of God' becomes a living recognition that the Christ within is the only real perceiver, and therefore all appearances are reflections of your own inner state. 'Unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ' speaks of the inner man maturing to the full stature of divine consciousness. When you assume this level of awareness, you do not chase denominations or externalities; you revise your inner posture until you feel you are the order of unity you seek. The Christ within is not a future event but the present, and every circumstance you meet is a mirror of your current degree of alignment. Practice continuous feeling-based revision: see every person and event as an expression of your own state, and choose the state of unity, love, and knowledge as your lived reality.