Inner Resurrection Dawn

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's sense, the resurrection is not an external event but a revision of your inner state. Mary Magdalene stands as the awakened inner self, the consciousness once beset by seven devils: fear, doubt, lack, guilt, attachment, habit, and noise. When she encounters the risen Christ, she recognizes the I AM—the indwelling presence—as risen and free of those conditions. The first appearance marks the birth of a new inner day, a movement from bondage to liberation. The devils are not vanquished by force; they are thoughts believed to be you. The moment you turn your attention to the I AM and entertain the feeling that you are already alive, those thoughts dissolve. Resurrection then shows up as fresh perception, new choices, and a lighter mood—the inner kingdom asserting itself. Your practice is simple: assume the truth I AM risen in me now, and the past becomes a dream dissolving in light.