Inner Timing and The Bride

Neville's Inner Vision

To the listening heart, this scene is a teaching about the timing of your own life. When he asks, 'Is he well?' you can hear your I AM answering, 'All is well in my consciousness.' The coming of Rachel with the sheep signals that the beloved state you seek--your Bride--has entered your inner field of operation. The declaration that it is yet high day and not time to gather the cattle is not a critique of effort but a correction in consciousness: do not press outward for results, do not crowd the outer scene. Water the sheep and feed them--nourish the daily thoughts, duties, and sensations that constitute your present reality. In this way you are steward of your inner flock, creating the conditions by which the larger fulfillment can manifest in its proper season. The inner movement is from lack to wholeness, by assuming the end and tending the work at hand. When you feel that the Bride is already here, your outer world will reflect the order you have maintained inside.