Sea Call to Follow

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Mark 1:16-18 as a moment when your own awareness walks beside the sea of familiar self. Simon and Andrew are states of consciousness that fish for daily outcomes; Jesus' invitation is the recognition that a higher function sits in you, saying, Come ye after me, and I will make you to become fishers of men. When they forsook their nets, they demonstrated the surrender of a worn identity to the I AM that anchors imagination. The sea is the field of sensation, the nets are habitual stories, and the call is the shift of attention from the surface task to the work of drawing souls toward truth—beginning with your own. The moment you imagine yourself following this inner invitation, you align with a purpose larger than the ego-need for security. In that alignment, your acts no longer seek merely fish but people who awaken through your example; the process of becoming is a state of consciousness you can choose in the present. Remember: the kingdom is not a place but a disposition of awareness that expands as you obey the inner call.