The Inner Measure of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul's injunction is a doorway into the inner language of your true self. It is not a sting against ambition but a reminder that humility arises when you recognize the grace already planted within you, the measure of faith God has placed in every being. In the Neville sense, 'not to think of yourself more highly' means you refuse to invest your identity in transient appearances and outcomes; you rest in the I AM and its unshakable awareness. When you acknowledge that the grace given unto you is the substance of your very sense of being, you stop chasing status and begin acting from inner certainty. The sober mind becomes a clear instrument through which the divine can move; you cast off boastful self-image and, in that space, faith operates as steady assurance. The outward world reflects this inward alignment as trust, discernment, and grace in action. So, the verse invites you to revise your self-image by aligning with the inner measure and letting your life flow from that truth.