I Am Thirst: Inner Fulfillment

Neville's Inner Vision

Jesus' line 'I thirst' is a symbolic speech for your own I AM awakening. He stands in the moment when all is accomplished, and yet speaks of thirst to remind you that desire is not hunger but the faith that your inner state has already been made real. In Neville's tone, 'I thirst' means: I, the I AM, am aware of the inner appetite for fulfillment and I declare it present. The record that 'all things were accomplished' proclaims that the script of your life has already closed in the sufficiency of your state. The inner movement—thirst, longing, expectation—moves within the consciousness and births outward events that mirror your assumption. The outer crucifixion is but the passing of an old self; the resurrection is your claim to the new state. When you accept this, you stop seeking resolution outside and begin living from the end. The key practice is to dwell as the satisfied I AM, and let every sensation of thirst be a cue that your inner scripture has been completed.