Amos 3:10 Inner Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

To the I AM within, the 'they' are never outside; they are your states of consciousness. When Amos speaks of those who know not to do right and store violence in their palaces, you are naming mental habits that power your world. Palaces are the mind’s rooms where you harbor fear, grudges, greed, and a sense that life is scarce—that is the violence and robbery hidden in inner architecture. The remedy is not to rebuke others but to revise your inner image until justice is natural. Replace the picture of lack with the conviction that right order now manifests as harmony, plenty, and fair dealing. The law of your imagination is the law of your life: what you assume you become, what you feel as real you experience as fact. So choose the feeling of the I AM as justice incarnate, and dwell there until external scenes reflect your inner peace. When you awaken to this truth, you release the need to punish or hoard; your world becomes a lawful expression of your revised consciousness.