Fruits Meet Repentance

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine you are always standing in your own I AM, a pure awareness that cannot be harmed by circumstance. When the call to repentance arises in scripture, it is not a fear of judgment but a shift of consciousness—a decision to align your felt inner state with the truth you desire to embody. 'Fruits meet for repentance' then become not external proofs alone, but inner movements—conviction, resolve, and consistency—that rearrange your world. The outer John Baptist message points to action, but the action begins in the sanctuary of your mind. Test all thought and feeling by asking: does this reflect the I AM here now? If not, revise. The fruits you seek—obedience, holiness, separation from old patterns—are the natural expression of a mind that has truly repented, i.e., awakened to its divine nature. Your life becomes the evidence of the inner conversion you already assumed.