Unity Through Humble Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Position yourself as the living I AM, and read these lines as an instruction to shift your inner weather. The unity of the Spirit is not a future event but an inner alignment you sustain by the practice of lowliness, meekness, and long-suffering. When you choose to forbear one another in love, you are choosing to interpret every seeming flaw in others as an invitation to hold a larger vision of oneness. See your brothers and sisters as facets of your own consciousness, expressions of the same I AM, not rivals or strangers. In this state, meekness is not weakness but the magnetic gentleness by which you draw the harmony that already exists in you. Longsuffering becomes steady patience, an inner shelter that refuses to break peace under pressure. To keep the unity of the Spirit, you must revise the impression of separation and “out there” peace into an inner state you feel in every moment. Your day, every encounter, becomes a mirror of that centered, loving unity.