Inner Meeting at Galilee

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear Matthew 28:9-10 through Neville's lens is to see a moment inside, not a place outside. The women’s meeting with the risen Jesus is a description of consciousness awakening to its own I AM. 'All hail' is the felt recognition that awareness itself stands sovereign, and the act of worship at his feet signals the surrender of a separate, fretful self to the truth that God and I are one. When fear is dissolved in that recognition—'Be not afraid'—the externalized mission arises from within: the impulse to tell others becomes a warm directive of your inner state, not a duty imposed from without. 'Go tell my brethren that they go into Galilee' redefines Galilee as your present inner region where communion with the risen Presence becomes demonstrable. So, the scene invites you to revise: assume you are already in the presence, feel the awe, and let that presence guide your next action. The visible confirmation—‘there shall they see me’—is your inner proof that this I AM reality is actively meeting you now.