Remembering the Latter End

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, the phrase I shall be a lady for ever is a state of self-conception, not a fixed fact. You are not condemned for entertaining power; you are shown how a desire for permanence can harden the imagination and block the I AM from moving through you. Neville teaches that God is the I AM within, and every claim of everlasting sovereignty is a misalignment with the living present. When you cling to a throne that never ends, you forget the latter end that follows every thought, and you miss the opportunity to renew yourself by feeling and choosing anew. The remedy is humility: let the consciousness that remembers that all states pass be your ruler. Allow discernment to govern your imagination, so that power serves growth rather than ego. In this alignment, true dominion arises as an inner harmony—an acknowledgment that sovereignty flows from awareness, not from clinging to an imagined eternal crown.