Cup of Will: Inner Submission

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s interpretation, the cup stands for a stubborn limitation lingering in your own consciousness. The Father is the I AM within—the unwavering awareness that you are and always are. The second prayer of submission is not passive resignation but a deliberate revision of what you have accepted as possible. When Jesus says, 'if this cup may not pass away from me, except I drink it, thy will be done,' he embodies the practice: he does not plead for escape but aligns with a higher law he already is. You, too, can learn that any outward circumstance is the effect of an inner state you can choose to rewrite. The trial remains only as a signal to adjust your assumption, not as a fate to suffer. By drinking the cup in imagination—embracing the situation and declaring thy will is mine—you awaken your true identity and invoke the ever-present power of I AM. The result is not more struggle but a natural harmony where what you seek is already in you, awaiting your conscious consent.