Inner Hall of Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the hall of judgment as the inner theatre of your awareness. The act of not entering to defile yourself is not ritual avoidance but a decision to keep your attention pure for the Passover—your conscious awakening. The Jews cling to a letter of the law; Pilate seeks something he can measure, but the true power is in your mind's posture. When you feel pressure from outer verdicts, you are looking at the old self. Yet the words about the death he shall die signify a transformation that happens within when you no longer identify with a story about yourself. The death is the death of fear and limitation, accomplished not by punishment but by revision: you withdraw belief from the old label and align with the I AM—awareness that you are already complete. As you persist in that awareness, the outside scene loses its grip; you become the Passover—liberated from your own bondage to appearances. The external judgment mirrors your internal decision to awaken to a higher state.