Inner Resurrection and Courage

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene, the outer officers are not merely men; they stand for your mind's old guards of doubt and fear when a new idea—resurrection, a new life of consciousness—begins to stir. The priests, captain, and Sadducees grieve because the people are being drawn toward a state unseen by their conditioning. Notice how the arrest is not punishment from a distant God, but a signal from your I AM: you are about to press through an old limitation. The 'next day' suggests a coming birth; eventide is the contraction before the expansion. When you feel the heft of being held, realize you are literally being held by your present sense of limitation—your belief that you are bound to the old story. The remedy is to choose the inner state that you are free, that the resurrection power of Jesus is your own life awakening. Assume the feeling that the tomb of lack is empty and that the new life stands ready to emerge through your consciousness, here, now.