Inner Rest, Outer Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews 4:11 calls you to labor into that rest—yet not by outward fatigue, but by the inner discipline of imagination until your consciousness rests in the truth you desire. In the Neville manner, the 'rest' is an awake state of the I AM, a quiet awareness where your assumed reality stands unshaken. Unbelief is merely a habit of thinking from a lackful state; to fall after such unbelief is to yield to the mind that believes in separation. The labor here is to revise: to assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and to dwell in it until it becomes the governing state. When you persist in that assumed inner stance, your outer world rearranges to reflect the established order within. It is obedience to your higher self, faith without evidence, and trust that consciousness, not circumstance, births events. In this, you enter rest, and rest enters you, dissolving the fear of falling back into old patterns.