Becoming Like a Child

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this text, conversion is not a change of clothing or creed but a redecoration of the inner state. The kingdom of heaven is not a distant realm but your present awareness—the I AM lighting up as you acknowledge yourself as consciousness, not the poor performer of appearances. Becoming like a little child means surrendering the habit of self-assertive control, trusting the unseen life within, letting imagination guide you, and refusing to program yourself by fear of lack. When you humble yourself as a child, you yield the throne of the ego and invite the divine energy to flow through you, making the inner vision your outer experience. The greatest in the kingdom is not the loud, but the receptive, open-hearted state that creates, by imagination, a reality aligned with divine truth. The discipline is to feel your I AM as the source of all you behold, and to revise any sense of separation through daily acts of surrender and affectionate attention to the present moment.