Thyatira Inner Works

Neville's Inner Vision

I know thy works is not a report about a distant city but a waking state of awareness. When you hear 'charity' and 'service,' imagine them as the natural movement of love when the I AM is awake in you; they are not mere duties but expressions of your inner disposition. Your faith is trust in the unseen presence of God within; patience is the steady perseverance of that trust as appearances flip and flutter. The line that the last works are greater than the first signals inner growth: the present you, informed by the end you seek, outshines the former self. As you persist in living from the end—seeing yourself already generous, already faithful, already sustained—you convert your inner movements into outer experiences. The Father within is not distant; the I AM is the activity by which you think, feel, and act. So align your imagination with the state you desire, believe it is already yours, and let the feeling of that fulfilled state saturate your days. In that saturation, your ordinary acts become luminous proofs of your realized being.