Touching Inner Belief

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM lens, this moment is not a historical event but a drama of consciousness. Thomas represents a mind demanding external evidence; Jesus, the inner Presence, invites that mind to turn inward and touch the very wound of memory where fear or doubt resides. The hands and side are symbols of your inner faculties—seeing, touching, asserting—brought into alignment with the truth that the I AM is the only reality. When you accept the invitation and declare, 'Be not faithless, but believing,' you are not asking for a miracle so much as performing one: you treat the imagined touch as real and let the impression of certainty replace doubt. The blessing spoken to those who have not seen is a promise for you: belief formed in the inner man, not from outer proof, creates the inner resurrection—the awakening of life and presence within. The true worship here is not ritual but attention, a conscious alignment with the I AM. To Thomas’s recognition, you answer with the inner yes, and gradually you abide in the peace of the God-present, a living proof.