Inner Hope and Patient Waiting

Neville's Inner Vision

Salvation, in this reading, is a state of consciousness you inhabit here and now. Hope is not a thing you glimpse with the senses but the vision you hold in the I AM, the alive awareness that creates. When Paul says hope is for what is not seen, he teaches you to stop testing reality by appearances and start testing it by inward certainty. If you affirm 'I am saved by unseen hope,' you reassign energy from the seen to the unseen cause, and imagination becomes the instrument that births the end. Patient waiting is not passivity but a disciplined attention, a steadiness of mind that refuses to swap conviction for evidence. In this spirit, the unseen future becomes the felt reality you dwell in until it is manifest. So revise the scene: replace lack with already-present fulfillment; dwell in the inner vision, let it warm your chest, and let time congeal into the moment when appearance aligns with intention.