Inner Will, Action Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

All the words of the Apostle ring true for the inner reader: the flesh harbors no good thing, yet the will is present. The key is that the 'I' making the observation is your higher self, the I AM awareness that never changes. The feeling of inability arises from identifying with a state of consciousness that believes in separation. When you interpret 'how to perform' as a question of inner revision, you discover that the act you seek is already formed in your inner atmosphere. Imagination is the machinery by which reality is rearranged; by assuming the end, you invite it into the present. Do not condemn the flesh; simply refuse to live from its limitations. Repeat: I am the I AM; the good I intend is done in me now. The struggle ends not by labor but by shifting state. In such a shift, the good you would do flows through you as the natural expression of the inner state you now persist in.