Inner Dawn of Matthew 28:1

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the scene is not about a distant event in space but a shift in your own consciousness. The end of the sabbath and the dawn symbolize the moment when the old self ceases to reign and a new awareness begins to awaken. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary are inner dispositions waking to see the sepulchre—an inner tomb where fear, lack, and limitation might have kept you bound. Yet the movement of dawn is not a mere memory; it is the I AM waking to life, your imagination preparing to meet itself as reality. Resurrection, in this teaching, is simply the state of consciousness that presently believes itself true. The “first day of the week” mirrors your present moment—a fresh belief that life is now, here, and real. When you identify with the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you align with inner truth and begin living as the fulfilled state, not the old story. Trust this process, and hope becomes the future you inhabit through deliberate awareness and imagination.