Inner Fiat Luke 1:38

Neville's Inner Vision

Mary’s fiat is not a distant event but an inner alignment. In Neville’s language, the word of the Lord is an idea seeking embodiment in consciousness. When she says, Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word, she does not petition from without; she assumes the mood of the I AM and allows the imagined Word to become her actual experience. The angel’s departure signifies that once the inner conviction is present, there is no need to persuade from without. The real miracle is the shift in state: Mary moves from hesitation to quiet acceptance, and the outer scene begins to respond to that inner decree. The 'handmaid' is a symbol of receptive posture—an inner vow to serve the divine idea in you. The Word represents your realized state: peace, health, or purpose; by repeating be it unto me you affirm that this idea is true in consciousness and will manifest as your life. Practice daily, and you will see the inner fiat shaping reality.