Return of Inner Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

The text does not threaten a distant future; it reveals that the 'seeing' of Christ is a state of awareness you awaken within. When you say 'Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord,' you are naming the inner arrival of the I AM, the living Presence that always stands at the door of your consciousness. The 'Him' you await is not a person, but your own inner realization. Until you affirm this blessed arrival, the eye of consciousness remains closed to the Christ within; once you assume the feeling-reality of the Presence, you begin to see with the inner eye and your external world shifts to reflect that inner government. This is not eschatology for tomorrow, but a practical revocation and acceptance: you revise disbelief into belief, you imagine the Presence and it manifests as your present experience. Your job is to dwell in the feeling that the Lord comes now, as your own I AM, and thus the kingdom is within.