Beauty Upon Our Hands

Neville's Inner Vision

Your day-to-day labor becomes the visible fruit of an inner state you have assumed in the I AM. When you say, Let thy work appear unto thy servants, you are not begging for favors; you are acknowledging that consciousness precedes form. The 'servants' are the states of awareness within you that hold a clear image of success. To present the 'glory unto their children' is to seed a lineage of blessing through the quality of your attention. When you pray, 'let the beauty of the LORD our God be upon us,' you are choosing to dwell in the atmosphere of beauty, letting its light color every decision, every stroke of work, every relationship connected with it. The establishment of the work of our hands is the natural consequence of continuing to dwell in that conviction. The I AM rearranges conditions to reflect your inner image. So you are not waiting for God's intervention; you are awakening to your own divine capacity to imagine and feel it real, observe, and thus bring forth what is already true in spirit.