Kiss, Arrest, and Inner Destiny

Neville's Inner Vision

Mark 14:45-46 becomes a map of inner states. The kiss is not a mere gesture of affection but a projection of a belief that you are separate and must seize to protect yourself. In Neville terms, Judas acts out the moment you betray possibility by clinging to fear; the arrest is the externalization of a prior interior verdict. Yet this scene is not condemnation but invitation: revise the dream by assuming the I AM is always with you, that the inner Master is the I AM within, and that awareness precedes action. When you dwell in the felt truth that you are the I AM and that imagination creates reality, the kiss loses its charge and the arrest becomes a prompt to redirect attention toward your innermost state. The memory of the kiss awakens you to practice faith in the unseen, turning a scene of suffering into a doorway of freedom through a simple, persistent assumption.