Inner Faith, Silent Freedom

Neville's Inner Vision

To say, Hast thou faith? have it to thyself before God, is to remind you that faith is a state of consciousness you keep within. God is not outside your choice but the I AM awareness you are. When you permit a thing in your life, you are not condemned by some external rule; you condition your inner state to align with the one you imagine. Condemnation is a stale thought; the way to deliverance is to revise the feeling about the thing you allow and to assume the state of faith already present. Your happiness stems not from outer judgment but from your own inner assent to the reality you desire. If you hold to the opinion that someone else must condemn you, you have given power away; but if you refuse to condemn yourself, you reclaim your liberty. Practice silent trust, imagine yourself as the man of faith in God, and let your imagination do the work of transformation. The 'you' that condemns is the old self; the real you is the I AM.