Inner Forgiveness in Mark 3:28-30

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's perspective, God is the I AM within every observer, and forgiveness is the transformation of an inner state. To declare, as the text cautions, that the Holy Spirit is unclean is to separate yourself from your own divine nature and to imagine a fixed, unchangeable identity—an inner blasphemy. The so-called unforgivable sin arises not from external judgment but from an unrevised thought that keeps you identified with limitation. Remember that all sins dissolve when you acknowledge your unity with the Divine Presence and treat every moment as the expression of life through I AM. The 'unforgivable' is a mental posture of separation, not a distant judgment from above; it is the stubborn belief that Spirit is external to your true self. When you choose to rest in oneness, forgiveness is realized now, and life reclaims its wholeness as your continual experience.