I Am Beyond Death's Whisper

Neville's Inner Vision

That verse is not about a corpse slipping into oblivion; it is a call to recognize that the man who perishes is a state of consciousness, not a distant event. The Psalmist speaks of mortality as a shadow that arises from the belief in separation from the I AM. In my work, I teach you to regard death as a shift in inner focus, a temporary rehearsal where the sense of 'I am' forgets itself and calls for reinvestment in the living consciousness that you truly are. The 'where is he?' is the old question of identification—whom you think yourself to be, in relation to an absent God outside. When you acknowledge the I AM as your own awareness now, you reverse the script: you revise the belief that life ends and instead affirm that life continues in the eternal present. The world conforms to the end of the belief in death the moment you feel the irrevocable truth: I am life, I am consciousness, I am the one aware being that never dies. In that recognition, suffering loosens its grip, and the body's decay becomes simply the outer curtain of a life that endures inwardly.