Deliverance Through Imaginative Will

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul’s declaration is not distant doctrine but a map of your inner state. 'Who gave himself for our sins' points to the choice you make in imagination; 'that he might deliver us from this present evil world' signals the release from the grip of fearful conditions by the sovereignty of your own awareness. In Neville’s language, Christ is the self you are, the I AM, already surrendered to the will of God within. The present world, with its sense of limitation, arises as a movement of belief in separation; you reverse it by willing to identify with the inner source that caused the sacrifice. When you dwell in the assumption of your oneness with divine purpose, every outer sign of evil loosens its hold. The deliverance is not resistance to events but a shift of consciousness from threat to trust, from lack to sufficiency, from doubt to certainty that you are governed by a Father-mind. Your practice is to assume the truth of this deliverance and feel the relief as the inward state changes, and notice how outward circumstances follow the inner alignment.