Nearness of God, Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theater, God is the I AM that is always near; the form of 'name' you call is the awareness you identify with. When you gather the inner thoughts and feelings—the congregation—you do not appeal to a distant judge but to your own aligned conscience. The wondrous works declared are the manifestations of your consistent inner state. To live as praise is to hold in mind that gratitude is a state of consciousness, not a mood: it relocates power from without to within. When you permit this inner community to assemble, your judgments emerge from that inner alignment, an upright discernment that reflects unity with the I AM. The temple you honor is your own awareness, and the judgment you promise is the natural order of your inner life when it acts in harmony with God. Your reality follows your belief in God's nearness and the truth that your thoughts and feelings reveal the creative acts of your I AM.