Inner Justice for Strangers

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner landscape, the fatherless and widow are states of lack, and the stranger is the unknown you have not yet embraced. When you acknowledge that 'God'—the I AM awareness you are—can, in imagination, dispense food and raiment to these inner others, you rehearse the act of justice as a psychic movement. The verse does not command an external act alone; it invites you to see your own heart as the source of care. The stranger you feed and clothe is the belief that you are separative or needy; feeding it dissolves the separation and clothes it in wholeness. To love the stranger is to widen your inner space, to host all aspects of self with mercy, until your consciousness becomes a table of abundance. Imagination becomes law when you dwell as the I AM, not as the lacking mind. As you hold this vision, you feel the inner habit shift: generosity, protection, and justice become present-tense realities.