She Is Not Dead, But Sleep

Neville's Inner Vision

In this inner parable, the house is your sanctuary of consciousness and the maiden your buried life. The weeping is the old sense of lack; the laughter is doubt clinging to habit. When Jesus says she sleeps, he reveals that death is a dream of separation from your I AM. The chosen witnesses—Peter, James, John—represent the necessary alignments of your faculties: faith, courage, inner vision, and the grounding love of being. The outward scene is not a miracle performed upon you but a confirmation you can realize now: life, presence, and purpose revived by the certainty you hold in your state of consciousness. The room becomes your altar where imagination refashions what you believed was over. This is not distant power; it is your active present state awaiting your recognition. Attend to it, and allow the scene to refresh until vitality returns to the entire being.