Portion of Hope Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Scripture is not a history to be believed but a condition of consciousness to be realized. When the verse proclaims, 'The Lord is my portion, saith my soul,' it is your inner I AM acknowledging itself as the share of life, the very ground upon which you stand. Your soul does not look outward for sustenance; it asserts the One Power as the measure and limit of all you think and feel. From that inner identification, hope arises not as a wish for future mercy but as a present recognition: you are already kept, supplied, and guided by the unseen Principle that you call God. To believe this is to revise your mental weather; fear is displaced by the felt fact that you are contained within a benevolent Presence. In practice, you do not beg a distant deity—you revise your state until the sense of lack dissolves into fullness. The promise of Providence becomes your experiential baseline because you have deemed the I AM sufficient.