Inner Crucifixion to Resurrection

Neville's Inner Vision

View this scene as an inner drama, not a past event. The Gentiles are states of consciousness—the crowd of doubt, fear, and habit—into which the mind is handed when it forgets the I AM. The mocking, the scourging, and the crucifixion are inner movements: the old self being stripped away by the recognition that identity is not in form but in God. The third day rise is the present waking to a renewed life, the I AM affirming itself as your only reality. In Neville's practice, appearances do not create change; awareness does. When you assume the feeling of the fulfilled state, you empower the resurrection already completed in consciousness. The Jesus who endures the trial is your higher Self, not a separate person; the resurrection is the realization that nothing of the outer world can negate your eternal life. Imagination is your instrument: dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled and let it re-script the scene.