Inner Worship, Outer Power

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this vision, you are the inner court, and the elders are states of consciousness bowing in reverent attention to the I AM that you are. Worship here is not external ceremony; it is an inward alignment, a decision to let the Presence of God reign in your experience. When you permit this Presence to take to Itself thy great power, you revise the old sense of power as something you lack and awaken to the truth that Power is already established in your consciousness. The phrases 'which art, and wast, and art to come' remind you that time is dissolved in the eternal Now your awareness occupies. As you imagine the I AM reigning, you feel the shift from struggle to stillness; issues fall away because you are no longer acting from the individual will but from the acknowledged sovereignty of God within. The elders’ gratitude is your own grateful acceptance of a reality that was always present, waiting for your recognition. The Kingdom is not distant; it is the immediate consequence of your assumed reality—the inner throne you sit upon becoming the outer life you live.