Greet the Inner Saints

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe Romans 16:14-15 as a map of your inner city: Asyncritus, Phlegon, Hermas, Patrobas, Hermes, and the brethren are not distant persons but states of consciousness standing with you. When you salute them, you are not acknowledging others apart from you; you are acknowledging the many facets of your own I AM, the awareness that holds all experiences. The saints with them are the divine qualities you carry—faithfulness, courage, gentleness, and joy—personified in your inner room. The act of sending greetings is simple, yet it stirs the atmosphere of your mind. In Neville's language, fellowship is not an event but a revision of your sense of self: you imagine and therefore become the reality of unity; you feel the warmth of their acknowledgment, and the sense of separation dissolves into a single, lucid consciousness. As you dwell in this shared awareness, you align your external world with the inner consensus you have just affirmed. Your life begins to reflect a heightened harmony, a daily communion born from feeling it real that you and all you greet are one.