Alabaster Devotion, Inner Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the scene is not a bustle of rooms but a theatre of consciousness. The woman is the awakened feeling of your soul recognizing mercy; her alabaster box is the cherished self-image you are ready to pour out in honor of the Presence within. The Pharisee's house stands for the inner tribunal that judges you by appearances. When she anoints Jesus, she performs an inner worship that flows from the knowing that God is already present as I AM in you. The oil is the value you place on forgiveness, the tenderness you offer to your own faults. In this light, the events are inner movements: a shift from judgment to reverent acceptance, from fear to faith, from separation to unity. Your task is simple: assume that this inner chamber is filled with the divine presence, revise your sense of self to match that mercy, and feel it real until the outer scenes reflect the changed consciousness.