Innocence Under Trial

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a metaphor of your own consciousness. The crowd within, the insistence that there is guilt, shouts 'Crucify'—yet the higher I AM speaks through Pilate, 'I have found no fault.' This is not a historical verdict but a state of mind: you are the one who judges, and you can refuse the death of belief. The 'death' spoken of is the old sense of separation; the corrective impulse (chastisement) can be read as inner discipline that clears the misperception and lets a new release become your experience. In truth, innocence is the ground of being; righteousness is your natural state. When you dwell as the I AM, you neutralize the crowd and choose mercy instead of condemnation. The outer world then reflects this inner verdict: you are not condemned, but freed to re-enter the life of awareness. Practice shifting your attention from accusation to inquiry, and feel it real—the inner self remains untouched by error.