Inner Mountain Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner Gospel tells the same scene as shifts of consciousness. The mountain stands for a higher state of awareness; Galilee is the ordinary field of life where you think you are apart from God. When 'they' see Jesus and worship, you are acknowledging the I AM presence—your own awareness becoming aware of itself. The line that some doubted points to pockets of disbelief within you, parts of your mind clinging to old identities. Yet the mere act of worship indicates the turning of attention toward the living reality within; the doubt is not against the reality, but a rival movement within the same consciousness that will fade as you stay attentive to the I AM. The disciples' voyage is your journey from separation to union, from fear to trust, from the story of lack to the certainty that God is present here now. In this light, the presence Jesus represents is not an external visitor but the shining I AM that you are, awakening as you believe.