Seek the Inner LORD Now

Neville's Inner Vision

To the seeker taught by Isaiah, the LORD is not a distant person but your own I AM, the waking awareness that animates every thought. 'Seek ye the LORD while he may be found' becomes a directive to linger in the consciousness that already is. When you turn your attention inward and call upon Him, you are not summoning a boy in the sky but inviting the near presence of your own divine I AM to rise in you. 'While he is near' means the proximity of awareness is always here in this moment; the moment you notice, you have found Him. Your prayers become an inner alignment, a revision of your state until it feels natural to dwell in the assurance that all power, all wisdom, and all love reside as your being. The discipline is not outward ritual but the direction of attention: from lack to fullness, from separation to unity, from doubt to trust. As you persist in this inner calling, the world shifts to reflect the inner conviction you dwell within.