Inner Reign of Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

This outer tale is a mirror of your inner states. Absalom's decree to smite Amnon by wine-touched impulse is the imagination under the illusion of retributive justice; the servants are the faculties that obey thought. Amnon, content in wine, represents a state of carnal pleasure that mistakes power for safety. The moment the deed is done, the sons rise and flee—an inner retreat of old identities from the scene when new order emerges. In Neville's light, the scene is not a history but a drama of consciousness: you are the I AM, the king within. Detect that vengeance is a waning power and that real authority comes from aligning with divine justice that does not need blood to prove itself. Call forth a revision where the inner court declares: no harm shall befall the real you; the "justice" you seek is restoration and harmony, not destruction. When you assume this already-real state, the old script dissolves and your inner landscape becomes a safe, orderly realm dedicated to mercy.