Inner Resurrection Insight

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the Mark 16:7-8 account speaks to the inner court of your mind. The instruction to go before you into Galilee is not about others; it is your own awareness going to its center, the place where the I AM announces presence. Peter stands for that part of you still entangled with fear; his name marks the edge of old self-identity. The promise of seeing him is your inner certainty that the risen Christ is already on the move in your consciousness, ahead of your outward experience. The trembling and amazement reveal the pull of the old tomb-state, a pull to stay where you are comfortable. Yet the inner reality remains: resurrection is a present fact, not a distant event. When you assume the fulfilled state—even for a moment—the outer scenes rearrange to match the inner alignment. Practice: dwell in the assumption that you now behold the Christ within, that He has gone before you into your Galilee, and that fear yields to trust as the inner light grows brighter.