Inner Birth: Flesh or Spirit

Neville's Inner Vision

John 3:6 whispers to the thinker within: the outward birth of the flesh stays in the realm of flesh, while the inward birth of the Spirit is the awakening of your true self. In Neville’s terms, these two births are states of consciousness, not distant events. The flesh is the mind identified with sensation, limitation, and time; the Spirit is the awareness that Never changes, the I AM that you really are. When you speak of being born of spirit, you are naming the moment you cease pleading with the world to prove you and begin proving the world by your inner decree. The verse does not condemn the body but distinguishes the two atmospheres of consciousness. Your job is to cultivate the Spirit-born life by assuming, feeling, and believing from the end. Picture yourself already as the Spirit’s child, living from the inner source, and watch exterior appearances align with that inner posture. The kingdom is not coming; it is the realization you awaken to within.