Inner Betrayal, Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Judas does not act from a distant world; he reveals a state of consciousness seeking security through external payment. The chief priests and captains are inner authorities you have accepted to run your life—your standard of provision and safety. The money they covenanted to give is the value you assign to fear and the opinion of the many. When he sought opportunity in the absence of the multitude, he sought a private moment in which to reaffirm that belief in lack, not a true separation from Jesus. In the Neville sense, the betrayal is a misalignment within your own mind: you betray your higher self whenever you accept an arrangement with limitation. The cure is to return to the I AM, the one reality within you, and to revise the scene by affirming that you are guided by consciousness, not coins or crowds. Practically, you can dissolve such bargains by assuming the feeling of complete sufficiency and imagining the inner council agreeing to your wholeness, here and now.