Inner Price Cast to the Potter

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner theater, the thirty pieces of silver are a belief about your value when measured by others. The shepherd in Zechariah is your present sense of self, and the crowd's weight represents a social currency that tells you what you are worth. The LORD's command to cast that price to the potter invites you to return your sense of value to the inner craftsman—the creative I AM that shapes your life from within. To revise is to refuse the market's valuation and to practice states of consciousness where the price is removed from your ego and placed into the potter's hands, where it becomes fuel for creation rather than a measure of your worth. When you feel this act, you align with the eternal I AM, and material concerns lose their grip as imagination becomes reality. Prophesy and promise arise not from external approval but from inner assurance: you are not bought; you are formed by God's own awareness. This is true worship: a turning away from greed and toward the beauty of being, recognized here and now as your vibrational truth.