Beginnings of Sorrows Within

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, Mark's words are not prophecies about others but precise nudges of your own consciousness. 'Take heed lest any man deceive you' becomes a call to awareness: beware the tricks of fear and the tempting stories of separation, for your imagination is always creating a next moment. When he says 'many shall come in my name,' see those voices as inner personas that pretend to be truth but are really currents of belief arising within you. Wars, rumours of wars, earthquakes, and famines are not happening to you from without; they are the tremors of a mind clinging to lack, independence, or doubt. These are the beginnings of sorrows—signs that your sense of separation is dissolving and your true I AM seeks equilibrium. The remedy is not to escape the world but to reimagine it from the inscape of divine I AM. Sit in the feeling that the end you seek is already accomplished in your inner life and let that feeling radiate outward, transforming perception, relationship, and circumstance.