Inner Leadership From Acts 1:15-20

Neville's Inner Vision

To read this scene is to witness the inner drama of your own mind. The hundred and twenty are the many facets of consciousness gathered in attention; Judas is not merely a man but a belief in betrayal within your heart—the impulse to sell out to fear for separation. When Peter says the scripture must be fulfilled by the Holy Ghost, he names the inner law by which imagination speaks through you; your inner Holy Ghost is the rising awareness, the I AM, that speaks truth your old self needed to hear. The field purchased with the reward of iniquity is the emotional landscape created when you dwell in guilt or blame; it becomes Aceldama, a field where energy is spilled rather than formed into life. Yet the line about letting the bishoprick be taken points to inner renovation: you can revise this state now, letting the old Judas die and a higher leadership replace it. The inner ministry can be renewed the moment you assume a new state of consciousness, here and now.