Abide and Bear Fruit

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, to abide in me is to dwell in the I AM, that timeless you that never wavers. When my words dwell in you, your imagination becomes their vessel; you converse with the inner law that orders all things. Asking what you will is not pleading, but acknowledging a state you have chosen and persist in until it unfolds. The Father is glorified as you bear much fruit, for fruit is the visible proof of consciousness in action—the quiet certainty that your inner conversation has moved into form. You are my disciples not by ritual, but by maintaining this inner alignment, through every thought, feeling, and choice. If doubt arises, revise it immediately: replace fear with faith, or scarcity with gratitude, and continue to hold the state as real until the world reflects it. The path is simple: dwell in the end, let your inner words remain, and watch as the outer events comply with your inner posture.