Inner Life of Jude 1:16-19

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre of your being, Jude’s portrait of murmurers and mockers is not outside you but a state of consciousness you may slip into. Murmuring and complainer are the self that fixates on lack, chasing lusts and status, speaking with swelling words to gain advantage in the arena of appearances. The warning about mockers in the last time invites you to observe the tendency to separate, to build walls of 'us' and 'them' and to cling to sensual impressions rather than the Spirit. Remember that the words of the apostles become a living reminder for your own inner script: the call to holiness and obedience is a summons to align with the Spirit within, not with external applause. When you identify with the I AM—the unchanging awareness behind all you experience—the illusion of separation dissolves. You no longer require others’ approval or a position of power; you rest in unity with the Spirit, which is ever-present and not swayed by words or appearances. Your inner life reforms; the old lusts fade as the light of consciousness expands.