Abiding Word Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of these lines as a description of your inner kingdom. To love the Christ is to align your inner man with the living word, to keep the words as your abiding law. The Father does not go elsewhere, but dwells with the consciousness that obedience to the Word becomes its own atmosphere. When you hear 'the word which ye hear is not mine, but the Father's which sent me,' you are invited to drop the sense of a personal author separate from the universal law. The 'I' that speaks in you is the I AM, and the 'we' that comes to you is the arising of unity between your awareness and the divine pattern moving in you. Your room, your mind, is the abode; the moment you decide that the Word you hear is the Father's, you are already hosting the Trinity within: Father, Son, and Spirit as your present consciousness. This is not about external events but about inner alignment: love becomes obedience to the inner command, and that obedience appoints your world. The outward form follows this inner state.