Amen and The Inner Promise

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's vocabulary, the lap is a symbol of your inner stance, a theatre where a conscious decision is proven. When Nehemiah shakes his lap, he is not threatening but making visible a boundary between imagination and external life. The Amen that follows is the inner assent of a collective state of consciousness: an agreement that the promise now exists in the I AM, not merely as a future hope. The shaking out of men who do not perform the promise mirrors the law of vibration within you, where any belief, memory, or habit that contradicts the promise is released from your inner 'house' and 'labour.' The people’s obedience becomes an outward expression of an inner alignment: once you accept the fulfilled promise in imagination, your actions begin to move in harmony with it. Your task is to cultivate the inner state corresponding to the fulfilled promise—unshakable certainty, a vivid sense of the outcome, and frequent refreshment of that conviction until it informs every choice. The Amen becomes the solitary, continuous chorus of your I AM, echoing through your day as you live as if the promise is already done.