You must release the consciousness, Barabbas, the robber.

You must release Barabbas and crucify the Lord. You must learn the art of doing it.

But if I came and whispered in your ear that you were harboring a robber, would you react violently?

“Whom will you have me release unto you? Barabbas or Jesus? And they cried, Release Barabbas! Crucify Jesus!”

no matter what your dream is, it can be realized; you will enact the crucifixion

you are entertaining the thief that robs you of being what you want to be in this world

They chose the law—the robber being the evidence of the senses. Don’t release truth on higher levels, give us the robber on this level; I want to feel secure.

What robs me now of the man that I want to be?—the facts of life. My bank balance as it comes from the bank tells me I am not really the man that I’m saying I am financially. All right, so that’s a robber.

Tonight you can sit right here and conduct the trial of your two sons, one of whom you want released.

You will know when you have succeeded in releasing Barabbas, your old concept of self, and when you have successfully crucified Jesus, or fixed the new concept of self

This is a very familiar story, the story of the trial of Jesus.

You can release Barabbas and crucify and resurrect Jesus if you will first define your ideal.

You have a son that is robbing you this very moment of that which you could be.

I do it by releasing Barabbas, the thief and robber that robs me of that state which I could embody within my world.

You are releasing Barabbas and sentencing Jesus to be crucified and resurrected.

we too should clamor for the release of that state of mind that limits us from being what we want to be

You and I perpetually keep alive either Barabbas or Jesus.

that which denies it is Barabbas

When you release Barabbas and become identified with Jesus, you do not will yourself to be it, you imagine that you are it.

and so he released Barabbas and gave unto them Jesus to be crucified

Barabbas is the son of the great father. And Jesus in the story is called the Saviour, the Son of the Father. We have two sons in this story.