Seeing Glory Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Isaiah’s vision of glory is not a distant scene but a register of consciousness. The glory he saw points to the Presence of God within, the I AM that you are right now. When you hear that he spoke of Him after beholding, hear the invitation: turn your attention inward and witness the living Christ as your own awareness. The Kingdom of God is not a future event but the inner atmosphere in which you dwell; thoughts and feelings align with the reality you intend. If you insist that glory exists somewhere beyond you, you miss the truth that imagination creates form. The verse invites you to revise your sense of self until the speaker in you becomes the One spoken of. Your inner eye, trained by steady feeling and clear assumption, recognizes the very presence you seek as your own I AM. In yielding to this, Isaiah’s witness becomes your present experience—a luminous proof that God is consciousness and that consciousness fashions reality.