Inner City Service

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theater of your mind, the city you serve is your life, and those who tend it are the faculties of your soul. The phrase from Ezekiel teaches that service is not the act of one trait in isolation, but the labor of every tribe within—justice, compassion, order, courage, creativity—flowing through a single will. When you imagine yourself as the I AM, you awaken to the truth that the city's well-being rests on unity of states, not on a single clever thought. Each tribe contributes its heat: the prophetic vision (insight), the priestly care (mercy), the craftsman discipline (work), the shepherd love (neighbor-love). As you entertain the impression of unity, you become the consciousness that serves the city from all sides. The inner arena responds to your assumption: you are the city's steward, and the tribes within you converge to sustain it. The result is a felt shift in your sensation of self, your life becomes a cooperative enterprise, with every part aligned to the same aim, the city thriving because you have chosen to serve from wholeness.