Inner House Kept by I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the unclean spirit as a mis-tuned habit of consciousness, a thought-form that once afflicted you. When it leaves, it wanders through dry places within your mind, seeking rest in an empty chamber. If you do not fill that chamber with the truth, the mind will attract other tenants—patterns more subtle and stubborn—so that the final condition becomes worse than the first. The sweep and garnishing are not the end but the stage upon which you must assume a new resident. The woman's praise and Jesus' correction illuminate the practical law: hear the word of God and keep it. Hear it not as literature but as the living I AM, your true self, which thoughts can align with only by choice. To keep it is to dwell in that state, to revise the moment you fall back into lack, and to feel the presence as real. Now, you can test this by imagining the mind wholly occupied by the I AM, and let that conscious occupation govern every thought.