Enduring Mind, Inner Perseverance

Neville's Inner Vision

To receive this text through Neville's lens is to treat it as a map of consciousness. 'Consider him' becomes: study the I AM within who endured the misalignment of belief as if it were a drama staged by your own imagination. The 'contradiction of sinners against himself' is the inner clamor of old habits opposing your new state. Weariness and faintness are garments of a mind identified with a story; your real being—the awareness that you are—cannot be wearied. If you feel the pull of fear or fatigue, don't fight the surface; revise the assumption. Assume that the end you seek is already true in you, that sin’s resistance collapses under the weight of your unwavering I AM. The energy you sense as struggle becomes the very energy of your awakening; you are not resisting to blood, you are choosing the consciousness that endures. By imagining the inner Christ already present, you align with the state that overcomes all outward appearance.