The Third Hour Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Peter, standing with the eleven, is your I AM awakening, addressing the crowd of appearances. The accusation of drunkenness is the old belief that you are driven by outward stimuli; but the third hour is not a clock time, it is a symbol of inner certainty. When you assume you are already what you seek—calm, clear, steadfast—your inner weather shifts and the outward scene must reflect that inner identity. The verse shows the world does not define you; your consciousness defines the world. The statement 'not drunken' is a correction of misperception: you are not governed by the ego's intoxications but by the self that dwells in I AM. By the act of assumption—feeling the wish fulfilled in the present—you rewrite the impression of others and events. The third hour becomes your invitation to live from the end, to trust the inner light, and to witness reality align with your inner state.