Walking Faith on Inner Seas

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the scene within your own consciousness: the sea represents restless feeling, and the walking figure is the I AM moving in awareness. The disciples tremble, misreading presence as a threat; they cry out as if something external invaded. Neville teaches that the Christ you seek is not outside but the exact state of awareness you inhabit. When fear arises, you revise the scene by affirming, I am the I AM here, the seer who walks on my inner waters. By feeling it real, you shift from reacting to presencing. As you dwell in that remembered identity, the waves lose their power and the apparent danger dissolves into a tranquil field of knowing. This is not fantasy but recognition: you are the awareness that never sinks, the very rock upon which the sea can be walked. The external event merely mirrors your inner acceptance of divine presence.