Inner Freedom Beyond the Law

Neville's Inner Vision

When Paul says that after faith has come we are no longer under a schoolmaster, you are not waking to a new rule but recognizing who you already are in the I AM. The law was a tutor urging you to become; faith is the moment of recognition that you already are the state through which life flows. In Neville's sense, God is not a distant judge but your own awareness, the I AM that declares I am free, I am complete. The old guardian voices fade the moment you stop seeking from without and acknowledge the inner movement of faith as a present, living certainty. Treat faith as a living stance, a state of consciousness you can inhabit now. When you imagine from that I AM, your thoughts align with the truth you seek, and reality follows as an expression of inner agreement. The schoolmaster's voice dissolves because the inner reality you affirm is stronger than any command; you live by faith, not by law, and your world rearranges to reflect that conviction.