Lot and the Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

See Lot as your own inner state pressed into a world of appearances. The wicked are not others out there; they are the movements of thoughts and impulses that appear to confront your awareness. When you observe their deeds, your righteous soul is stirred, not to condemn but to purify. The passage invites you to deliverance through a shift of consciousness, not a relocation of place. Dwelling among appearances, you remain the witness—steady, loving, unshaken—allowing your inner standard to revise the scene. If you treat every outer disturbance as a projection of your own state, you dissolve attachment and let the I AM reinterpret reality. The moment you assume the feeling of being already delivered, you restore alignment and transmute the turmoil into clarity, so the outward world answers to your inner command.