Reproached by the Holy One Within

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, this line is not about a distant judgment but a revelation of your inner state. 'Reproached' and 'blasphemed' become inner movements of a mind that has forgotten its own I AM. The Holy One of Israel is the I AM within, the constant awareness that cannot be shaken by outward voices. When you imagine yourself as separate from that inner holiness, you are in an imagination that blasphemes against your own sacred nature. The quarrel spoken outwardly is only the story your consciousness tells itself to prove it is real; the moment you accept that you are always addressing the Holy One within, you can shift the entire content of your life. See, then, that the accusation reveals a state of lack, and by assuming the state you desire—complete unity, holiness, maturity—you dissolve the claim. Your work is to revise by feeling the presence as yours here and now, and to treat every image, every thought, as a pointer to your already established oneness.