Perseverance in Well-Doing: Galatians 6:9

Neville's Inner Vision

This verse speaks to your inner state more than external effort. See yourself as the I AM that does good, never fading in the quiet conviction that your acts of kindness are seeds planted in consciousness. Weariness is only a signal to revise your assumption, not abandon your work. When you persist in the feeling of being a perpetual doer of good, you align with the law of consciousness; the harvest is not distant but the natural fruit of an unwavering inner image. In due season is not a calendar but a condition of mind that recognizes itself as whole, capable, and eternally nourished by the I AM within. The reaping follows from your inner consistency—your inner livingness—more than from external timing. So come to know that fatigue is a temporary visitor; your real state is steady, abundant, and ready to express as outer fruit because you have kept faith with your inner vision. Let this be your practice: cultivate a mind that does not faint, and the world will mirror your harvest back to you.