When The Master Calls Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To the seeker, John 11:28–31 is the moment when the Master calls and a sister of your being rises. The Master is not a distant guest, but the I AM that lives as your awareness, the consciousness that asks you to step into your true meeting. Martha speaks the summons; Mary responds with haste, not merely from sorrow but from the knowing that presence has entered the room. The company in the house—comforters and bystanders—represents the world of appearances, the thoughts and beliefs that would keep you in the tomb of limitation. Yet an inner movement has begun: you accept the call, turn away from the grave of doubt, and move toward the light of the inner Christ. The stone is rolled away when you acknowledge that the Master is come and call you by name. Your faith is not a passive waiting but a living inner alignment that invites the outer to reflect the inner truth. When you live from that inner acceptance, situations rearrange, and the imagined distance between you and the Master dissolves into immediate presence.