Teaching with Authority in Capernaum

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre of your mind, the 'they' are your habitual thoughts and the 'scribes' are old stories; the 'authority' of his teaching is the conviction that the I AM within you is the living Word. When you imagine from that place, you speak with certainty, and others—your own reactions and beliefs—respond as if astonished, not by him but by the power you are waking in yourself. The synagogue is your mental space where stale interpretations are revised by a fresh doctrine that comes from awareness rather than memory. The teacher within you emerges when you stop identifying with lack and begin to identify with the I AM, the source of all authority. Imagination becomes reality, and truthfulness is not a argument to others but a felt inner certainty that shifts perception and circumstance. Your prophecy is not future tense but the present light of awareness manifesting as life; you become the teacher who astonishes through realized consciousness.