Inner Path to Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke presents not an event in time but a map of inner life. In Neville’s sense, the journey to Jerusalem is the turning of attention toward the center of being, where the old self is crucified so a higher self can be revealed. The Son of Man is your I AM, the awareness that must be delivered into the hands of experience to prove its power. The prophecies indicate inner laws at work; the disciples’ lack of understanding shows their consciousness was not ready to perceive the end-state. When you interpret it this way, the foretold suffering and the rising on the third day become your present dynamics: ego dissolves in the crucifixion of limited belief, and a new life is born in consciousness. The remedy is simple: assume the end where you have already risen, revise all contrary stories, and feel it real until imagination yields reality. Prophecy thus becomes an invitation to the daily awakening of the I AM through deliberate imagining.