Love That Resurrects Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the scene as a symbol of your own states of consciousness. The crowd's statements are not about a long-ago tale but about your inner dialogue toward a circumstance. 'He loved him' becomes the recognition that the I AM within you loves the situation you call Lazarus. The question 'could not this man… have prevented death' is your old sense of limitation arguing against the new creation you imagine. In this view, God is not a person outside you; God is the I AM within—the living awareness that can imagine a different ending. When you hold the conviction that love has already resolved it, the apparent deadness dissolves and your life is revived. Practice this by assuming the end, feeling the wish fulfilled, and dwelling in the quiet certainty that resurrection is now. The crowd's debate fades as you enter the silent certainty that life is now, and you write the outcome with your imagination.