Calm Amidst The Storm Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the storm as your restless thoughts and the winds as your fears. The crowd's question 'What manner of man is this?' is the inner inquiry you must ask of yourself when you refuse to believe your own divinity. In Neville's teaching, the Christ you seek is the I AM—the awareness that remains unmoved by outer appearances. When you assume the state of mastery, you align your imagination with the law that governs all phenomena: consciousness creates form. The winds and sea do not obey apart from your inner posture; they respond to your inner conviction that you are the author of experience. The miracle is not outside of you but an invitation to dwell in the one who commands. As you persist in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, the storm quiets, not by force but by the rearrangement of your inner conditions. The question becomes, who is the 'man'? It is your own I AM dressed in a belief that commands.