Angels at the Inner Gate

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's light, the two angels are not strangers to a distant city but moves of your own awareness arriving at the gate of your mind. The evening hour marks a moment of choice between familiar habit and a higher order of sensation. Lot sits at the gate—a symbol of a boundary-state where you decide which thought governs you. When he rises to meet the visitors and bows, you witness the proper posture toward the I AM—the eternal awareness that you are not the city's turmoil but the consciousness through which it appears. The gate represents the threshold where you invite or resist transformation; welcoming the visitors is hospitality toward your higher impulses, not surrender to fear. Remember: God is the I AM, and imagination creates reality. By treating these inner messengers as real and reverent, you align outer conditions with a truer pattern. The Sodom of the story becomes a consciousness ready to be instructed by divine principle, so your environment can shift as you honor these inner visitors with intention and calm.