Inner Purity, Outer Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the surface law is but a reflection of inner states. When the tokens of virginity cannot be proven, the text shows the mind's urge to punish exposure rather than heal perception. In Neville's mode, the 'damsel' represents your own state of innocence, and the city’s stoning represents the inner verdict of guilt you impose when you doubt your unity with God. The truth you seek is that you are I AM, consciousness imagining itself into form; judgments about purity or danger arise only as you believe in separation. Therefore, revise the scene by assuming the feeling of complete innocence now; imagine the outer world responding to your inner clarity. Feel the reality of your wholeness, and let every thought that tells you otherwise dissolve. The evil spoken of in the text vanishes as you persist in the conviction that you are always intact, not under the shadow of punishment, but in the radiant light of consciousness.