Commit Thy Works, Establish Thought

Neville's Inner Vision

To commit thy works unto the LORD is to place your outward acts under the jurisdiction of your highest I AM. The 'LORD' here is not a distant power but the aware, self-existent principle you truly are. When you consciously offer your doing—your tasks, choices, and routines—to that inner reality, your thoughts begin to align and become established. The mind moves not by fret but by faith in the authority of the I AM within; once you decide that you are the observer who dictates the pattern of thinking, your mental movements settle into a steady orbit. The word 'established' becomes a felt state of security: thoughts set, and your inner weather grows calm, decisive, and coherent. This is not coercion but alignment: imagination imagines the day as already completed in harmony with your true self. As you dwell in the conviction that you are the ruler of your inner climate, outward deeds reflect that clarity and sustained thinking follows from a single, focused consciousness.