From Law to Faith Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Before faith—the direct awareness of I AM—entered your experience, you lived under the sense of law, a discipline of do's and don'ts that kept your attention outward. The law was a schoolmaster, teaching the mind that separation from God is imagined and that the real you is under a higher law of faith. When you awaken to the inner faith—the knowing that the I AM is your true consciousness—the student is dismissed; you are no longer under a schoolmaster because your life is now governed by the realized 'I am' presence. Faith here is not belief in an external rule but the confident identification with your own divinity, the inner readiness that accepts unity with God. As you dwell in that inner faith, the external commandments lose coercive power; your acts arise from the revised state of consciousness, effortlessly justified by the one reality you now know. The transition is a shift of identity from law to faith, from fear to trust in God within.