Enduring I AM Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the verse you hear the whisper of your own unchanging I AM. 'Thou, O LORD, shalt endure for ever' points to the fact that awareness itself does not flicker with time, nor does it fade with the events of generations. In Neville's practice, God is not a distant patriarch but the I AM in you—the solid, present consciousness that witnesses every thought, every image, every heartbeat. Remembrance unto all generations is simply the memory of this truth being born again in every moment you open your eyes to it. When you identify with the I AM that endures, you revise the sense of self from a series of changing conditions to an eternal, unassailable presence. As you dwell in that awareness, the fluctuations of age, circumstance, or history lose their grip; the world becomes a visible unfoldment within the one conscious life that never ceases. Your inner God remains, not by rites of tradition, but by the simple insistence of consciousness that I AM, here and now, and forever.