Inner Verdict of Blasphemy

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the gospel scene, the court of outward judgment mirrors the inner court of consciousness where thoughts declare truth or error. When they cry blasphemy and pronounce death, remember that Neville teaches the sentence is spoken to a belief, not to a person. The I AM hears no verdict; it is the very presence that makes verdicts moot. The so-called blasphemy is a movement of thought that seems to separate you from your divine nature. If you identify with that verdict you imprison your real self in fear; if you revise it, you awaken to unity and life. The moment you choose to feel as though you are the I AM, the outer scene loosens and your inner house is reestablished in holiness. Judgment fades not by resistance but by reimagining the scene as the reawakening of your true self. You are not condemned; you are already one with the living presence within you.