Veiled Throne Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the I AM is the throne at the center of your consciousness. The cloud is the outward churn of sense phenomena—fear, stories, and appearances—that veil that throne. When Job says He holdeth back the face of his throne, and spreadeth his cloud upon it, he reveals that the ordinary awareness wears a veil, masking the sovereign command of you, the inner king. Yet the throne remains; the consciousness that says I AM is never undone. Your world — people and events — arrives as the cloud's passing shapes, not as final reality. The true movement is inward: by assuming the state of the I AM as your living reality, you pull back the cloud and let the throne's face be seen. Imagination becomes your weather system; what you assume, feel, and dwell in mentally will manifest outwardly. Therefore practice quiet assumption, dwell in the sense of already having what you seek, and the veiled throne reveals itself in form.