Luke 10:20 Inner Rejoicing

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the scripture does not praise external conquest; it invites you to rest in the inner certainty of your divine identity. The phrase your names are written in heaven points to a state of consciousness, where the I AM recognizes and confirms itself as home. The spirits that are subject unto you are inner faculties obeying your sustained assumption, not outer signs, but the quiet inner acknowledgment of being already complete. When you dwell in that inner heaven, your thoughts and circumstances begin to align with the radiance of that knowing. The real victory is not over others but over doubt, fear, or lack through the inner conviction that you are the beloved child whose name exists in God's book. So rejoice, not in domination, but in belonging: you are already written in the heavenly register, now accessed by faith and feeling. Practice by returning your attention to the I AM and repeating, I am already in heaven; my consciousness creates my world.