Inner Sight of Sins and Works

Neville's Inner Vision

The visible world is not something separate from you; it is the outward showing of your inner I AM. The verse speaks to inner states, not to external condemnation, but to the way consciousness stamps its own texture upon experience. Some sins march openly into awareness, as if leading the mind to judgment, because you have previously consented to them in imagination. They set a rhythm in you that draws certain scenes into form. Others trail behind, waiting for you to realize they are not final, not who you are. In like manner, good works can announce themselves when the inner man is aligned; those that seem hidden await your persistent conviction, until your atmosphere itself radiates them and the world merely reflects your certainty. The point is not moral strain but interior renewal: you are the I AM perceiving, deciding, and creating. When you change the inner state, the outer scene follows, not by force but by law of consciousness. Practice: assume the role of the I AM witnessing all states; revise the sense of yourself away from fault toward wholeness, and feel that revised state as your present reality.