Sanctuary of Inner Understanding

Neville's Inner Vision

Until I step into the sanctuary of God—my abiding I AM—I read the world through the lens of lack and longing. The 'end' of those I judged by outward fortune is not fixed in time but revealed as the inner conclusion I hold about them. When I enter the sanctuary, I withdraw from the noisy theater of appearances and affirm, with unwavering certainty, that I am the conscious ruler of my experience. The outer scene then bows to the still, inner decree; the end I perceived for others dissolves into a new sense of their possibilities, as if all are characters in a drama rewritten by timeless awareness. The psalmist’s revelation is not about others changing first; it is about my seeing from the sanctuary that the entire world is my own awareness playing out, and that judgment is an act of my inner state, not an objective verdict. Therefore I work not to compel outcomes in the street, but to assume the end I desire, to feel it as real now, and to dwell in the I AM where true illumination resides.