Inner Faith in Action

Neville's Inner Vision

Faith, in this light, is a state of consciousness you inhabit, not a mere belief you chant. When James asks to see faith by works, he is pointing to the inner movement of your I AM turning thought into living form. Devils believe and tremble because belief left as abstraction does not birth form; your aim is to revise the inner condition so that conviction becomes habitual action. Faith is not a proposition you assent to; it is recognition that you are the I AM expressing through life. If you say, 'I have faith,' yet move as if you are separate from your own power, you have slept on the seed. The moment you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled—seeing yourself as the doer who acts from inner authority—you align the inner state with its outer results. The apparent gap between belief and behavior dissolves when you remember you are not your past acts but the I AM animating them. Practically, revise any sense of lack by dwelling in the truth that your inner conviction is already real, and let that certainty dictate your next deed.