Power From Above: Inner Authority

Neville's Inner Vision

See the scene as a drama of inner states. Pilate’s boast of power is a projection of the outer man clinging to control. In Neville’s psychology, that power to crucify or release is only real to the extent your consciousness grants it; the power you fear is a power you gave away to a belief in separation. Jesus answers not with defense but with an interior law: no power exists against your true self except what your state of consciousness permits from the above, the I AM within. The higher authority is not a ruler’s decree but the alignment of attention with the one light that animates all. When you acknowledge that the one who delivered Jesus to the crowd bears the greater sin, you are recognizing that blame and binding judgment reside in inner images you have accepted as real. The call is simple: return your allegiance to the above, and the outer scene becomes a mirror of your inner obedience or resistance. By claiming the internal sovereignty, Providence comes to your aid, guiding you through every seeming crucifixion toward a release into true faith.