Inner Betrayal and Wealth Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Judas is not merely a man, but a state of consciousness I recognize within. In this inner drama, the self that craves external recognition calls out to the priests and asks, What will ye give me? The thirty pieces of silver symbolize counterfeit currency—the belief that wealth can purchase safety, that approval justifies action, and that loyalty to a false self is strength. The covenant with the priests is my mind signing a contract with a belief system that trades truth for convenience. From that time I seek opportunities to betray my higher nature, to barter awareness for a quick payoff. This inner scene is an inner rehearsal, a dream of a divided self. By changing the state I inhabit, I dissolve the need for external favors. I return to the I AM, the unchanging awareness that requires nothing from without and everything from within. I reclaim my power by aligning with my true vocation, not the price offered by fear.