Inner Resurrection on Acts 17:32

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the 'resurrection of the dead' is not a future spectacle but a shift in consciousness. The verse places before us two inner dispositions: a mind clinging to old states that mocks, and a mind willing to inquire that says, 'We will hear you again.' The crowd reveals your own inner dialogue: what beliefs have you deemed 'dead' and what new possibility will you entertain? If you make God the I AM—your awareness—and treat imagination as the instrument that reshapes life, the dead rise within you now. The mockery is the voice of fear insisting that nothing can change; the invitation to hear again is your soul asking for a fresh demonstration. Your practice is simple: withdraw attention from the outer agitation and gently revise the inner image until it feels true. Imagine yourself already standing in the fulfilled state; let the certainty of it rise as a warm, living presence. Resurrection, therefore, is not coming but awakening—the mind becoming aware of its divine, eternal identity.