Inner Bond, Inner Father

Neville's Inner Vision

In this passage the lad is a state of consciousness bound to its Father, the I AM. The father's life represents the sustaining power of awareness. The demand that the lad stay and that the youngest brother accompany them illustrates a mental condition: the seeming necessity of external conditions for realization. Neville's reading teaches that you dissolve such conditionality by assuming the end in mind. When you inhabit the truth that the I AM holds all parts of your being, the lad remains with the Father and the face you seek manifests as a natural expression of that unity. The presence of God is the uninterrupted awareness here and now; the supposed barrier dissolves as you revise to include every aspect of yourself within the wholeness of consciousness. See your life from the I AM: every state, every desire, every relationship, already included in the one reality called you.