Inner Mockery Strikes the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture this as the drama of your own consciousness. The men who mocked and struck Jesus are not other people but states of mind that arise when you forget the I AM. The blindfold is the veil of belief that you are separate from your own divinity; when the world asks Prophesy, you are invited to prophesy not about who smote you, but about the source of the blow—within awareness. The blasphemies are thoughts of doubt and fear you once entertained; yet the eternal SELF remains unstirred. By choosing to revise, by assuming the state that I AM has already overcome all, you re-sight the scene with the eye of the witness. Imagination becomes the instrument by which you convert pain into realization. Grace and favor appear as awakenings to your true identity, not as escape from pain. When you accept the inner witness as sole authority, the outer mockery loses power and the prophecy of freedom stands fulfilled here and now in your consciousness.