Inner Shepherd Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

John 10:12-13 invites you to read the scene as a lesson in your own inner life: the hireling is a fearful thought that identifies with lack, and so he flees when the wolf of doubt appears. The shepherd is the I AM—the steadfast awareness that never leaves the field. When you identify with that Self, you refuse the hireling's flight and hold the inner flock by faith rather than fear. Revise the scene by assuming the end as already true: the sheep are protected, the field is orderly, and your life flows under the governance of your unshakeable awareness. Speak and feel from the I AM: I am the Shepherd; my sheep are kept by my awareness. In this inner state, the external becomes a faithful reflection of your present conviction. The verse thus teaches that true leadership arises from within, not from any outer savior, and that your imagination is the instrument by which you govern the scene.