Passover Mindscape of Plot

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Luke 22:1-2 reading is not about a political plot but about consciousness. The Passover drawing near is the moment when old conditions—your habitual thoughts, fears, and judgments—are exposed to the light of awareness. The chief priests and scribes are the inner voices that plot to kill what you most desire because they fear the crowd of opinion. In Neville’s terms, they are manifestations of a state of consciousness that believes in lack, danger, and exclusion. The verse invites you to see that the only threat to your true intentions comes from within and that imagination is the instrument by which you entertain or revise this threat. When you assume a new state of consciousness—call it the Covenant of the I AM—your inner crowd loses its power, and the planned harm dissolves. The Passover becomes a symbol of liberation from fear, and you begin to act from coherence with your highest self, rather than from fear of others.