Transfigured Mountain Moment

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the transfiguration is not a spectacle happening to you; it is the inner state you entertain in awareness. Jesus represents your I AM—the unconditioned self that shines when believed in. To Peter, James, and John this is a mountaintop picture; to you it is a moment when you stop acting from lack and begin responding from the sun within. Moses and Elijah appear as old ideas and memories, the voice of yesterday's conditioning, come to talk with the present I AM and are seen and heard, then set to pass. The request to build three tabernacles is your wish to fix an outer scene as reality; Neville would tell you that you are not asked to decorate the image—you are invited to vanish into the realization that the light is your own; your body, your world, your events reflect your inner state. The key is to assume the end: you are the radiance that shines, the I AM that cannot be diminished. When you hold this in imagination, the mountain becomes the inner Kingdom you inhabit now.