Christ Mind, Caring State

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 20 reveals a condition of consciousness rather than a list of persons: there is no one in the outer scene who naturally cares for your inner state, for the common mind is absorbed in self-interest. The remedy is not to hunt for the right people, but to shift your inner sight. When you assume the state in which you naturally care for another's welfare, you align with the Christ within you—the mind that seeks the things which are Jesus Christ's. In that assumption, the outer world begins to reflect a like-minded presence, even if it was invisible before. The ego’s tendency to seek personal ends dissolves as you live from the Presence that gives. Your sense of separation yields to unity whenever you persist in the inner conviction that you are the I AM who tends to others' state. This is the core of Neville's method: test your inner scene and let the Christ-mind govern your experience, until the outer proves the inner truth.