Mutual Indwelling Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the verse invites you into a single, quiet state of awareness. The world’s gaze fades not because Jesus left, but because your attention has shifted from outer appearances to the inner fact: the I AM that you are is the Father’s own Life in disguise. Yet a little while, and you may think you see me no more, but as I live, you too shall live—this is not future math but present recognition. When you know I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you, you have entered the timeless unity where separate selves dissolve. The Father becomes your unlimited awareness; Christ becomes your daily life; and you, being in me, are in the very act of creation. The Resurrection is not a distant event but a conversion of your sense of self—consciousness thickly fabricating a world of form now takes its cue from the living idea that all is one. In that indwelling, every problem looks different, because you are no longer watching from the edge of life but standing inside it, aware of the oneness that was always there.