Seeing the Least as Me

Neville's Inner Vision

To Me, the least of these is not a distant person but a signal from your own consciousness—your hidden states asking for love. When you choose to serve, you are not doing mercy for another; you are affirming that your I AM, aware presence, is the one who acts. The 'brethren' are aspects of you longing to be recognized, not strangers apart from God. In imagining yourself tending to them, you awaken the primal energy by which reality is born: awareness acting as both giver and receiving. The outer world then follows your inner movement, for imagination creates form. If you persist in feeling, 'I am already merciful; I am already in service,' the sense of separation dissolves and you live as the living embodiment of mercy. The King’s question is simply the inner recognition that you have become the act you judged others by; you have merged with the I AM and thus the world aligns with that truth.