Inner Resurrection Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM eye, Isaiah 26:19 is not about a literal cemetery but about the states of consciousness waking from slumber. The dead men are dormant faculties - memory, courage, joy - that have lain in dust while life waited. My dead body is the living I AM, the stable awareness in which all images and feelings arise. When this awareness asserts itself, the dormant parts are stirred; they rise and join the living stream of consciousness, and you hear your inner song as you awaken. The dew spoken of is the sustaining grace of Spirit, moistening the mind so the faculties can sprout anew, just as herbs drink the morning dew. The earth casting out the dead is not violence but release - letting go of old identifications, stories, and fears so that true life shines forth. Resurrection, then, is now: a shift in what you take to be real, a decision to inhabit the I AM, and to see life as already present within.