Passover Consciousness Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the Passover as a condition of consciousness rather than an external ceremony. In this reading, 'uncleanness' and 'journey afar' are inner states: you may feel distracted by dead memories or distant aims, yet the I AM within you commands the feast. The fourteenth day of the second month at even becomes an inner mark to recalibrate your sense of self, to eat it with unleavened bread and bitter herbs: unleavened bread stands for clear, undefiled thought; bitter herbs symbolize the courage to face what is true. You shall leave none of it unto the morning: in your inner life, fully consume the symbol, release leftovers, and let the state of readiness persist until morning light in consciousness. The clause that the clean man who does not keep it shall bear his sin points to abandoning your appointed season—your alignment with the I AM—and invites self-betrayal to rise. The "bone" not being broken signals preserving integrity while honoring the law. The law is not external; it is your inner discipline awakening the memory of your sonship. So you keep the feast now by imagining yourself already in harmony with the divine order, in present readiness.