Trusting the I Am Power

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM lens, the question is not about external hands lifting a burden, but about the state from which you act. Wilt thou trust him, because his strength is great? points you to a choice between clinging to effort and surrendering to the inner power that you already are. God is not out there a distant supervisor; He is the I AM you awaken to in every moment. Strength is not a manmade force but the felt presence of your own consciousness when you stop bargaining with lack and begin living from fulfillment. When you imagine the work of your day as already provided for by the larger self, you stop pushing and start aligning. You revise the sense of insecurity into assurance, and the body’s energy follows that change. Neville teaches that you are always the state you dwell in. So choose, now, to inhabit the state of grace where labor is left to the unseen, and action flows as if you are a conduit of the divine purpose. In that mood, you will find your results answering to your inner trust.