19.The Divine Pretence

19. The Divine Pretence

Jesus had Christ-consciousness. This means that Jesus was
conscious of Himself as Christ. Jesus the Christ was in Judas;
and as Jesus the Christ in Judas He knew that Judas would
betray Him. Yet He remained as though He knew nothing.
This divine Pretence of the All-knowing is the principle of His
Leela—the Divine Sport of the eternal Christ.


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