Inner Resurrection Through I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Death is not a boundary but a cue for awakening. Job's question, 'If a man die, shall he live again?' speaks to the condition of consciousness, not the geography of the grave. The line 'all the days of my appointed time will I wait,' is a vow to dwell in the present awareness until the inner shift occurs. The change he yearns for is a change of I AM, a new ruling idea that makes life appear anew. When the voice says, 'Thou shalt call, and I will answer thee,' remember that the call comes from within, the I AM that you are. God is not distant; God is the awareness that experiences through you. The 'desire to the work of thine hands' is the desire that your inner act of attention is shaping a new form of life. Therefore, live the resurrection now by aligning your assumed state with the truth of your eternal life. If you feel the call within and answer with certainty, your world responds as a new creation arising from your own consciousness.