I Am Within: End of Sin

Neville's Inner Vision

To die in your sins is to remain asleep to the I AM that you are. John 8:24 is not a threat from a distant God, but a reminder that the life you experience arises from the state of consciousness you assume. If you do not believe that I am, you do not believe that you are the I AM, and so your inner world stays fractured, and the outer world mirrors that dream of separation. The moment you affirm the I AM within—this is the awareness that I am—your sense of lack dissolves. Sin is simply a mistaken identity, a belief in a self apart from the divine I AM. When you persist in the feeling that you ARE the I AM, you shift your interior weather, and what follows in time is a shift in experience: confidence where doubt ruled, clarity where confusion reigned, and doors that seemed closed begin to part. This is not an appeal to willpower but a return to the straightforward fact that consciousness creates form. Assent to the I AM, live as that Presence, and sin loses its claim.