Inner Hospitality Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Romans 16:2 as Neville would is to see 'receive in the Lord' as an invitation to acknowledge an inner helper within your I AM. The 'saints' are the fixed states of consciousness—patience, generosity, unity—through which your life flows. The 'she' who hath been a succourer of many is the energy of service you already possess, the living wind of encouragement in your mind. When you decide to 'assist her in whatsoever business she hath need of you,' you align your outer circumstances with your inner conviction; you revise conditions in your thinking to match the helper’s demand—more order, more cooperation, more giving. This is not charity from without but recognition that giving and receiving are one movement of consciousness. As you dwell in the I AM and affirm that this helper is real in you, you empower others and yourself; your circle becomes a living body of support, and the verse becomes a practical law: support arises where you stand firm in unity and compassion.