Enduring Inner Throne

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the Lord as the I AM within you, the unchanging throne of your consciousness. The line about forgetting is a mood, not a decree; when you feel forsaken you are witnessing a belief that time and circumstance can displace the sovereign presence. Your true relationship with God is not a distant memory but the very act of awareness that witnesses every scene. Abandonment stories arise from identifying with transient thoughts; the throne remains intact regardless of whether they arise. By choosing to identify with the I AM, you revise the inner state: 'The Lord remains forever; my throne is established generation after generation.' So sit with that statement until it registers as lived truth, not mere words. Rest your attention on the I AM and let that attention glow as a sense of permanence. As you inhabit this consciousness, the sense of division softens and events align with the acknowledged kingship within. The outer world shifts not by force but by your recognition of the inner reality: you are the ruler of your own mind, and God’s presence is the steadfast I AM that you are.