Joyful Glory Upon Your Bed

Neville's Inner Vision

To the one listening, I tell you: the word glory in your scriptures is not a distant prize but a state of consciousness you awaken in this moment. The saints do not go anywhere to find it; they close their eyes and return to the awareness that I AM, and in that act their beds become altars of praise. When you imagine yourself already joyful, when you hear that inner song rise as if you were lying in bed listening to your own heart, you are choosing the inner condition that produces outward events. The inner room—your bed, your quiet place—transforms into a chapel where you commune with the living idea of yourself as glorious. If a moment of doubt intrudes, simply revise: 'I am joy, I am glory, I am singing now.' In that revision you do not change facts; you shift your state. The external frequency responds to the inner tone you sustain. So you remain the saint, resting in glory, singing in your sleep of the I AM that you have become by your own imagination.