Inner Sin, Inner Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose you, the aware I AM, are at odds with a self-image that carries guilt. In Neville’s teaching, sin is not a distant act but a state of consciousness you have entertained. To say, I have no sin, is to deny the reality of an inner movement; to refuse confession is to cling to a story that keeps you separate from truth. The moment you acknowledge your sin as a mis-tuned thought, you align with the truth that you are ever in the presence of a faithful, just Father within your I AM who forgives and cleanses. Confession is not contrition to a punitive deity but an inner revision—an intentional retraction of counterfeit self-feelings and an admission that you are not defined by error. When you truly acknowledge, the inner mechanism responds: forgiveness flows and unrighteousness is washed away. The Word becomes your living awareness, not a creed; your inner state becomes suddenly truthful because you have ceased resisting it. You are not exposed; you are cleared by the light you allow to rise in consciousness.