Inner Waiting and the Word

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the Lord is not a distant person but the I AM, the steady awareness within you. Waiting, in Neville's sense, is not passive passivity but the state you assume until it feels real. The word you hope in is the living truth you already know in consciousness, not a future event. When the verse says my soul doth wait, more than they that watch for the morning, imagine that your mind has become the watchman, the offered dawn that never slips away. The morning is the awakening of awareness, the moment when you remember that you are the creator of your experience. To wait for the Lord is to dwell in the unchanging I AM and to refuse to entertain lack or fear. Your watching is a revision of your present sense of lack into the assurance that the end is already accomplished in your inner state. By repeating the inner truth, In Him I live, move, and have my being, you align your imagination with the promised reality and feel it as already done.