Divine Regard Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Have you, in consciousness, learned to dwell where the I AM is high and yet looks with intimate regard to the lowly? The word 'lowly' speaks not of outward poverty but of inner posture—humility, quiet openness, and a readiness to be led. In Neville's language, God is the I AM, the steady, all-seeing awareness that never leaves your side. When you imagine yourself as humble, you invite that awareness to draw near; you do not diminish your worth, but you align your state with its favor. The proud, on the other hand, create distance by clinging to self-importance and external validation, causing God-essence to move away in your inner landscape. This verse offers a practical correction: shift your inner state from striving to surrender, from scarcity to sufficiency in the presence of the I AM. By assenting to your own littleness in the light of the Lord, you awaken the invisible hand that supports your most cherished desires. Remember, the actual change is not in changing God but in changing your sense of self to be worthy of His attentiveness.