Belief at the Inner Feast

Neville's Inner Vision

John 2:23 places us inside the inner theatre of consciousness. The miracles witnessed are not distant events of history but movements of awareness that reveal the I AM already present. When the verse says 'many believed in his name,' it signals a state of mind in which the name—the I AM—becomes active through deed. In Neville's psychology, belief is not faith in another; it is the inner alignment that makes power visible in form. The crowd's response mirrors the reader's inner possibility: as you identify with your divine nature, outer conditions rearrange to reflect that inner decree. The miracles you observe are the rearrangements of states, dissolving lack and restoring wholeness. Therefore, the scene invites you to live from the end: assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, revise any doubt, and rest in the sense of I AM that you already are.