Inner Witnesses Of Resurrection

Neville's Inner Vision

Neville reads the verse as a reminder that every appearance in your life is a stage of your own consciousness. The five hundred witnesses are not a crowd of external people but facets of your inner being—your beliefs, memories, hopes, and faculties that attend the moment you awaken to a new state of awareness. The phrase 'at once' speaks to the instantaneous vibrational shift; when you settle into a new assumption, many parts of you lend their support, showing up as if seen by all. 'The greater part remain unto this present' means that, in your current consciousness, those states still stand as alive possibilities; 'some are fallen asleep' signals old states that have ceased to govern you because a newer, cohesive image has taken their place. The key is to notice that these appearances are not happening to you from without but are within you, governed by the I AM, your awareness. To use this: fix an inner conviction, imagine your inner crowd affirming your wish, and feel that the scene is already true within.