Inner Passover and Atonement

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the psyche, the first month marks a fresh start in consciousness; the fourteenth day is the moment you choose to shift from bondage to freedom. The 'passover' is not a calendar ritual but a mental turning: you pass over from identification with failure to acknowledgment of your I AM, the life-prince who rules your inner country. The 'prince' represents your inner ruler—the I AM that says, 'This is mine to govern.' When he offers a bullock for a sin offering, he declares that old habits, guilt, and doubts are to be sacrificed to a higher fact, so that all the people—the total field of your life—are touched by the cleansing. The seven days of unleavened bread symbolize the sustained practical living in the truth without leavening, i.e., without the ferment of old stories. Thus the law of anointing and atonement becomes an interior covenant loyalty: a daily reaffirmation that you are the I AM, and you accept responsibility for every aspect of experience by choosing a new state of consciousness.