Thomas’s Resolute Leap Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To Thomas is given as a state of courage arising from identification with the I AM that sees beyond the moment. The line, Let us go, that we may die with him, is not about a historical trek; it is a call to enter a new inner state where fear dissolves and purpose expands. In Neville's sense, Thomas embodies the resolve to leave the familiar self behind and to align with the larger life that Jesus represents within consciousness. The disciples' risk becomes the mind’s willingness to move toward what seems impossible, trusting that imagination is the architect of reality. When you say 'let us go,' you are declaring your commitment to go wherever awareness leads you, even through trials, because you know the end you desire already exists in the I AM. Banish dread by rehearsing the end in your mind: you are already standing in the desired future, clothed with courage, faith, and hope. The 'die with him' becomes the death of limitation and the birth of a fearless, purposeful self.