Awakening the Inner Good Master

Neville's Inner Vision

In the scene you meet a ruler who asks what he must do to inherit eternal life; Jesus redirects to the source of all goodness: God within. This is a teaching about states of consciousness: the ruler’s question assumes a separate self performing and earning life, while Jesus names the only good as the I AM that dwells within you. Therefore, your present self is not the author of lasting life; the life that endures is the realization that the one life is God within. When you hear that no one is good save God, you are not being condemned but invited to cease identifying with the limited ego and awaken to the universal order of divine life as your inner reality. Your eternal life is not earned by acts but claimed by recognizing the I AM; thus you revise your self-image from a doer to a manifestation of God. Practice becomes a shift in inner assumption: I am the good that is God within me; the kingdom is here now, through your renewed consciousness.