White Robes Within: Inner Identity

Neville's Inner Vision

To read this scene, hear the elder as your higher self, the I AM, quietly inquiring about the garment you wear. The white robes are a state of consciousness—purity, confidence, belonging—worn not by outward credential but by inner alignment. The multitude represents those who have awakened to their true identity as the redeemed, a shift of allegiance from fear to faith in the I AM. When the question 'whence came they?' arises, understand it as a reminder that origin is inward: you emerge from the imagination held by God within you. Salvation, forgiveness, and grace are not distant events but ongoing states acknowledged by consciousness. The old sense of separation dissolves as you choose to dwell as one already clothed in righteousness, allowing the inner garment to color every outer scene. The elder's gaze then becomes encouragement: you may wear whiteness now by assuming the fulfilled state and feeling its reality.