Awake Prayer, Steady Will Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Jesus enters a moment of deep inner testing: the sleeping disciples symbolize a mind that forgets its divine awake-ness. The I AM within Jesus remains fully alert, turning again to prayer, not to prove anything to God, but to align his consciousness with the truth that God is present now. When he prays the same words the third time, he demonstrates Neville's method: settle one empowering assumption and repeat it until it becomes felt reality. The repetition is not mere ritual; it is the inner act of waking the mind to its oneness with God. Your fatigue, doubts, and busyness are the sleepy state; perseverance is your conscious decision to dwell in the realization that you are one with the Father. By assuming, "I am awake now," or "I am one with God," you revise your inner weather, feel the truth, and let it realign your actions. Obedience and faithfulness follow as the inner state becomes outer experience.