Inner Help From Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the phrase 'There is no help for him in God' is not about external neglect, but about a state of consciousness that believes absence. The crowd's verdict exposes a habit of mind that identifies with lack and separation from the I AM within. Neville's reading would say: the 'soul' on trial is your current sense of self, and 'God' is the living awareness you are—your I AM. When you identify with the belief that you are abandoned, you contract the Spirit into silence; yet the truth remains that your inner Presence is always present, ready to answer as guidance, provision, and peace. By shifting the assumption to 'There is help for me in the I AM now,' you reverse the external verdict. The inner movement of faith, not the outward appearance, creates realignment; you begin to see Providence as a present, personal act of consciousness, guiding steps, opening paths, and filling moments with assurance. Practice dwelling in that awareness until it feels like the only reality.