The Master Calls You
John 11:28-29 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read John 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The Master calls Mary, and she responds with haste, leaving to meet him. The scene honors the inner summons and the immediacy of turning toward presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
John 11:28-29 presents not a mere arrival of a teacher, but the inner summons of the Master, your I AM, calling you home to awareness. Mary represents your waking consciousness, and the call to her is the call to remember who you are. When she is told that the Master has come, she rises at once, not to greet a person but to enter a realized state. The presence of God is thus not a distant event but a living fact within your own being, awaiting your recognition. To read this as history is to miss that you are asked to respond with faith in the present, by assuming the state in which the Master is already with you. The Master coming is the moment your awareness steps into its own reality, and every circumstance bends to this inner shift. If you cultivate the habit of answering the call with immediacy, your outer world aligns with the inner truth that you are always in the presence that you seek.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are already in the Master presence. Feel it real for a minute and let any lack dissolve.
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