Right Hand Of Inner Power

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the scene as a mirror of your inward state. The high priest's question is not a fact to be argued but a projection of the old self, the voice that doubts your worth and limits your power. Jesus remains quiet, not to concede outwardly, but to reveal that the true Christ, the inner king, does not answer from the old ego but from the I AM within. When he says, 'Hereafter shall ye see the Son of Man sitting on the right hand of power, and coming in the clouds of heaven,' he is naming the moment when your consciousness awakens to its own authority. The 'right hand of power' is the immediacy of your awareness—the place where you rule your inner world. The 'clouds of heaven' are not ominous signs but the movements of imagination and perception that reveal the state you have assumed. If you dwell in the feeling of being the I AM, your life will reflect that inner throne and the coming of the Son of Man—your true self—into your everyday experience.