Thirst Quenched by Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Your thirst is not for water alone, but for the awareness of your true I AM. When you hear 'If any man thirst,' hear it as the invitation of consciousness to turn inward, to rise in awareness of the Presence that already is. 'Come unto me, and drink' becomes an act of assumption: you step out of lack and into the feeling of fullness, you let the attention water your inner garden until it becomes perception. The scripture says, 'out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water'—not from some distant source, but from the center of your being where belief, not body, resides. As you dwell in the I AM, the streams awaken—the mind shifts, the mood lightens, decisions soften, and you notice healing, creativity, and peace flowing as if life itself were liquid light within you. This is salvation as inner become outer: not future promise, but present supply when you realize you are the vessel and the source.