The Inner Path Beyond Sin

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that John 8:21 is not about geography but your inner geography. When Jesus says I go my way, and ye shall seek me, and shall die in your sins, he names the divergence between your present consciousness and the higher state you truly are. You are the I AM, the awareness that imagines itself as separate when you cling to past judgments. The 'where I go' cannot come to you because you have not allowed your mind to depart from the old sin-thoughts. The moment you acknowledge that the old self must die, and you revise your sense of separation, you awaken to the path you really are: a present, unified awareness moving toward life. Sin is not a verdict but a mis-timing of consciousness—an old habit of imagination that must be dissolved by the feel-it-real act of assuming the desired state. Return to your inner I AM, imagine yourself stepping into that higher way, and the way that Jesus walked becomes your present experience, not a distant destination.