Inner Embrace and Restraint

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, hear the language as the map of your consciousness. The left hand under my head and the right hand embracing me describe an inner alignment: rest in a settled assumption while feeling the reality of being enfolded by awareness. The charge to the daughters of Jerusalem is not about the outer world; it is a practice: do not stir up love impatiently by chasing appearances. When you imagine you are already held by the I AM, you are not seeking love—you are consenting to your own divine remembrance that love is your natural state. In that moment, timing shifts from the clock to the state: love awakens precisely when your inner state pleases. So dwell in that embrace, feel the warmth of being cherished by consciousness, and let the outer scene reflect the inward certainty. The verse invites you to test your inner world until your reality aligns with the assurance that you are beloved and complete.