Christ Within: Martha's Confession

Neville's Inner Vision

To Martha, belief is not a distant historical fact; it is the living state of consciousness that Jesus, the Christ, is the Son of God already within the world of her thoughts. In Neville’s register, the word 'believe' signals an inner alignment with the I AM that recognizes truth rather than seeks it from outside. The scene becomes a manual for turning awareness toward the inner universe where every Christ is not a person but a declaration of consistency between self and the divine idea. When she calls him the Christ, she is naming a state you can claim now: the awareness that the Christ, the Son of God, is the reality that should come into the world through your present sensing. The external scene becomes the sign that your world shifts when your inner state is unwavering. Your task is to cultivate that trust, to feel the I AM as the source of all that appears, and to let the belief in a coming salvation rise from within as a present, intimate certainty.