Inner Trial Vision: Mark 13:19

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader of Mark 13:19, know that 'days of affliction' are inner currents, not distant disasters. Neville's psychology places creation in the act of awareness; the 'beginning' and 'time' refer to the prior state of mind. When trembling thoughts arise, they are imaginal images you have rehearsed. You are never at the mercy of external afflictions; you are choosing a state, and thus a world, through your consciousness. The remedy is not to resist outward appearances but to revise inwardly: assume the calm, the strength, the I AM that has no fear. Feel it real in your chest, dwell in the feeling of wholeness, and declare, 'I AM.' As you hold that state, the sense of tribulation fades and a new scene emerges consistent with your inner state. The verse thus serves as a map: you can transpose unprecedented difficulty into unprecedented faith by an inner act of imagination and conviction.