Sardis Awakening Inner Life

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, Sardis is a state of consciousness named life that has grown numb. The warning that you have a name that you live and are dead reveals a mind that calls itself awake while inner movements betray sleep — habit, fear, and routine. The cure is not moral reform but inner revision: assume the I AM as the living reality here and now; imagine that the inner world is already perfected, and dwell there until the outer acts catch up. See the things that remain as seeds awaiting cultivation in the new state, not as evidence of failure. When you persist in the feeling of the fulfilled life, watchfulness becomes steady assurance, and the dead works begin to revive as your conviction refuses to concede to lack. Keep returning to the direct experience of being already complete, and your outer expressions will align with the awakened consciousness.