Inner Choice at Passover

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner theatre casts Pilate as the mind weighing outcomes, Barabbas as the old, rebellious self, and Jesus as the Christ within. The crowd embodies the habit of belief and envy that would keep you in a familiar prison. When you face the question, you realize the scene is a mirror of inner choice: which state shall be granted freedom in this moment? Envy and social pressure release Barabbas, yet the real release is the soft surrender of the old self to the sovereign peace of Christ within. The Cross becomes a contemplative threshold, signaling that judgment is only awareness of inner alignment. In this light, the governor's decision is not political but psychological: you decide which state you will entertain as real here and now. By assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled—the Christ reigning in you—you alter the very energetics of your life. Liberation flows not from a change of outer rulers but from a revision in your inward posture. Practice thus: claim the inner release and feel the Christ within taking the throne of your consciousness in this moment.