Midnight Call to the Inner Bridegroom

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the bridegroom is not a future guest but the state you are becoming aware of. The tarry of the bridegroom mirrors the moment when consciousness does not yet recognize the presentness of the desired state. Slumber and sleep symbolize habits of mind clinging to lack, as if the state is distant in time. The midnight cry is the inner alarm that signals a shift—an invitation to rise into the very consciousness that already possesses the outcome. When you hear the call you are asked to move from mere waiting to active alignment: go out to meet him by assuming the end. The secret is to treat the coming as already here, to imagine from the end and to feel it real in your chest, not as a future possibility but as the I AM presenting itself now. Have faith and endure the subtle pressure of delayed manifestation, knowing that patience is refined belief. With persistent imagination and a steadfast heart, you meet the Bridegroom in the present and your life quietly shifts to reflect the fulfilled state.