Inner Sheep and Sacrifice

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that this passage speaks not of external history alone but of states of consciousness. We like sheep have gone astray is your wandering mind, the moment you forget the I AM that you truly are. When the Lord lays on him the iniquity of us all, understand that the burden you feel is a reverberation of a belief in separation, your old self projecting guilt onto a sacrificial figure within your imagination. The appointed servant is your realized self, the Christ within, which endures oppression and affliction without argument because it refuses to identify with the drama of separation. When he is brought as a lamb to the slaughter and remains dumb before the shearers, it is the inner quiet that conquers noise; you stop feeding the illusion of fault and you allow the truth of your God given nature to speak in place of the ego. Forgiveness and atonement occur not by appeasing a distant judge but by accepting that you are already one with God in your I AM presence. Through this inner alignment the old self dies and you awaken to your constant state of wholeness.