Inner Well at Noon

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Neville frame, this small scene is a map of your consciousness. Samaria and Sychar are not lands but inner distinctions dissolved by awareness, where the I AM may cross into what you once counted as strangers. Jacob’s well is your inner source—the unending supply of life, truth, and possibility that no journey of the senses can exhaust. Jesus, the Christ within, arrives at this inner city, not to beg water but to receive it from you in the sense of I AM. He sits down because weariness reveals an awakening: the mind has been wandering the old inheritance, yet the hour is noon, the sixth hour, the moment when awareness is fully present to itself. The encounter shows that true worship is not in a place but in the recognition that God—your awareness—dwells everywhere you turn. The water offered by the well is the living realization that you are the source of your life, not a dependent follower. Trust that this inner interview with the Self is sufficient to restore peace, cast out fear, and align every outward circumstance with your inward state.