Beloved I AM in Martha’s House

Neville's Inner Vision

John 11:5 speaks of Jesus' love for Martha, her sister, and Lazarus, but in Neville's psychology it becomes an atmosphere of God-awareness saturating your inner world. The three figures are not separate people here; they are states of consciousness: Martha as active service, the sister as inner presence, and Lazarus as the life that seems dormant, awaiting revival. The verse reveals that the one I AM—Jesus within—loves all facets of your being equally. Love is not a reward to earn but the living light of awareness flowing through every corner of your mind. When you feel separation, or when life appears to be in the tomb, remember that this love neither comes nor goes; it simply is the very mover of your consciousness, reviving what seems dead and unimportant. Allow this love to saturate your interior space until fear dissolves and a new sense of life trains your heart.