The Inner Family of God’s Will

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this scene the Christ within speaks not to a crowd about Jesus’s blood kin, but to your own consciousness. The ‘brethren’ and the mother standing outside symbolize outward calls, habits, and appearances; the question 'Who is my mother, or my brethren?' becomes a key to your inner life. The answer is that the only kin truly acknowledged is the state of being that does the will of God. The will of God is not a distant command but the nearest movement of your I AM awakening to what is right, harmonious, and true. When you declare inwardly, 'I am one with the will of God,' you align your attention with the inner current that binds you to every soul who also obeys that will. Your real family is the circle of consciousness—those who live by the divine intention—your brother, your sister, your mother in the sense of shared life in God. The outer family becomes secondary; the inner community grows as imagination is given form. By assuming this truth, you invite harmony, and circumstances reflect your unity rather than separation.