Inner Posture of Intercession

Neville's Inner Vision

To fall on one’s face is not submission to men but surrender to the I AM within. The crowd before them—the assembly—appears as the noisy theater of outward results, doubts, and fear. Yet Moses and Aaron reveal a state of consciousness: they bow not to oppression, but to the undying truth of God as their I AM. Intercession is an inner act: when consciousness ceases to seek control and aligns with divine law, the outer event takes its proper place. Humility is the strength that lets you listen to the still voice within; true worship is recognizing that your world is formed by awareness rather than by others’ judgments. Petition, then, becomes affirmation: "I am one with God; this situation is moved by the power of my I AM." As you dwell there, you discover faith not as hoping for change, but as knowing the change already is. The assembly becomes a mirror in which you watch your own inner potential unfold and declare the eternal you.