Mockers, Lusts, and Inner Spirit

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Jude’s stark portrait lies a mirror for your own inner state. The mockers are not 'out there' people, but currents of thought and feeling that mock your divine possibility, while the last time marks a perpetual present where you forget the I AM and chase carnal pleasures. To the disciplined eye, these are states of consciousness that pretend to be you: the urge to separate, to become sensual, to deny the Spirit’s seamless presence. The remedy is not to conquer others, but to awaken as the I AM—the constant awareness that you are one with God. When you assume the reality of Spirit as your only identity, the so-called lusts lose their traction; the separation you fear dissolves as you realize unity with the divine life within. The Holy Spirit is not an external possession but your living sense of I, AM, here and now. Your imagination becomes the instrument by which you revise the scene: declare, feel, and live as Spirit breathing you, aware of unity, and the mockers melt back into the background of your being.