Resurrection Imagination Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

To the I AM within, this scene is not a riddle about marriage but a mirror of inner states. The seven brothers and the woman symbolize the many thoughts and identities that move through your attention. The question, 'In the resurrection, whose wife?' exposes the old legalistic habit still clinging to form. Yet the Christ-consciousness Jesus embodies does not adjudicate by law; it awakens you to a single, timeless Presence beneath all changing forms. The Resurrection is not a future event but a shift of identification from one outward role to the living sense of I AM, here and now. When you think in terms of 'this is mine' or 'that will be mine in the next life,' you are still acting within the old story. Real life arises when you assume the unconditioned life of I AM—resurrection as a present state of consciousness, not a contractual outcome. The seven husbands become symbols of transient thoughts; in the resurrected view, none takes precedence because all allegiance rests with awareness. Your task is to revise: I am the resurrection now; I am life unbound by history.