Entering Inner Rest Now

Neville's Inner Vision

To Hebrews 4:6, I say: the rest spoken of is not a distant place you reach by works, but a state you enter by turning your attention inward. The verse names unbelief as the barrier that keeps souls from stepping into that rest; fear, doubt, or habit of resistance are simply scenes in your inner theatre. When you hear 'some must enter', recognize that 'entering' is a decisive assumption in consciousness. If you refuse to believe in your essential I AM, you remain outside the gate of rest, arguing with appearances. But belief is not a denial of facts; it is the aware assumption that the inner reality precedes outward display. The first preaching represents old states you outgrow by a shift in inner seeing. Reclaim the authority of your one mind, and begin to feel as though you have already entered; feel the present rest flooding your being, not as a future event but as your true condition. In this way, you move from unbelief to trust, from waiting to living the rest you always were.