Inner Judgment, Outer Separation

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the scene as your inner court. The chief priest is your inner law; the king is a state of consciousness that believed it could defy the I AM. The leprous forehead appears as a belief that your life is defiled by separation from your divine image. When the priests thrust him out, you hear the inner discipline that says that old self no longer acts in the kingdom of your mind. The Lord smiting him is the divine correction your awareness administers to the old state. In this reading outward events are symbolic expressions of inner alignment. Do not condemn yourself for past actions; instead revise the state you identify with. By choosing the healed, whole I AM, you allow the old belief to dissolve and restore order in consciousness. The moment you assume a seamless identity with the I AM, the appearance of leprosy falls away and your inward sanctuary resumes its rule.