The Inner Sin Distinction

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, John speaks of sin as a condition of consciousness, not a ledger of deeds. Unrighteousness arises when the I AM forgets itself as awareness and leases the sense of separation to thought and feeling. Yet there is a sin not unto death—a door opened by the realization that nothing in your essential being dies; the I AM remains. The implication for you is practical: you do not battle the world. you revise the inner story until the sense of separation dissolves and you awaken to your unity with God. When you imagine yourself as the one presence here and now, you stop calling your life a series of unworthy acts and begin calling it the living proof of the inner purity. Forgiveness follows from recognition, not from punishment. By dwelling in the awareness that you are the I AM, you convert unrighteousness into an inner revelation of wholeness, and the outward sin ceases to have power.