Healing the Inner Rift

Neville's Inner Vision

To the I AM within, this moment is a reflection of inner order disturbed by a forbidden act. Absalom is the state of justice that refuses to bless or condemn the wrongdoer; in my language, the 'I' registers the deed as real in the world of appearances, yet refuses to be drawn into retribution. The hatred is not a person but a belief that a fragment of me has violated the sacred image of Tamar, the sacred sister within me. By not choosing good or bad toward Amnon, the inner court declares that morality is not a public verdict but a lived alignment with truth. When I imagine Amnon as a distorted instinct, I can heal by knowing the I AM as the omnipotent order that restores balance. The feeling of separation dissolves when I assume the state that Tamar's dignity is forever preserved in me, and that the law of love reigns in my inner chamber. This is the inner move from judgment to alignment, from resentment to release, by assuming the desired inner state and feeling it real.