Inner Path of John 14:4-6

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the inner-eye, John 14 unfolds as a map of consciousness. 'The way' Jesus speaks of is not a distant road but the alignment of your I AM with the scene you inhabit. Thomas asks for directions, and your own doubt repeats his question: how can I know the path? The answer is simple and radical: I am the way, the truth, and the life—not 'out there' but within your breathing awareness. To enter the Father's house is to acknowledge that the Father is the I AM already present, that awareness itself is the gate. When you imagine from the end—the feeling of already walking as the one who knows the way—you place yourself in that state, and all experiences bend toward it. Your work is not to acquire something new but to withdraw your attention from lack and rest in the fact that you already belong to the Father by virtue of consciousness. In this light, salvation becomes a present spiritual realization, not a future event.