Luke 24:1-3 Inner Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke 24:1–3 reveals more than a past event; it presents a state of consciousness awaiting recognition. The women symbolize aspects of self attached to ritual and form, while the stone rolled away represents a decisive movement of awareness that reveals what is permanent: life itself, not a preserved body. In Neville’s language, God is the I AM—the ever-present awareness behind appearances. The empty tomb is the inner space where old identities dissolve, making way for a felt reality of resurrection here and now. Resurrection is not a historical claim but a revising of your inner state; when you stop seeking life in a separate object and begin recognizing yourself as the living presence that moves the stone, you awaken to a transformed reality. This is the salvation of consciousness: the end of lack, the acceptance of endless life, and a fresh sense of self as the continual expression of divine life.