I am the way, the truth, the ground on which you walk...to God

i've been reflecting on John  14:6 - the infamous verse that has been interpreted to mean that non-Christians have no hope of salvation.  (whatever salvation is - but that's another matter.)

An image came to mind of Christ saying 'i am the way, the truth, the ground on which you walk to God' and a picture of Christ physically laying down His life and becoming the ground for us to walk to God on.  this felt quite powerful - in underlining the sacrificial nature of Christ's love for us.  And also leaving things much more open in terms or who and how different people might be making their way towards God.