Inner Restitution Principle

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this law, the 'lost' thing signifies any neglected idea, virtue, or opportunity hidden in your consciousness. The 'brother' is the neighbor in you—the part of your self that desires alignment with divine order. When you find what is lost, treat it as a sign that your I AM has awakened to balance; do not hide, do not justify delay. The act of returning becomes an act of inner restitution: you acknowledge the wholeness of life, you grant it back to its rightful ownership in your awareness. This is not about outward theft or legalism, but about how your inner state mirrors righteousness. If you assume you have already restored what was lost, your feeling of the circumstance changes: the sense of lack dissolves, and justice becomes your natural condition. Therefore, consistently cultivate an inner habit: look for what is 'found' in your day, and immediately align your consciousness with the certainty that it is returned through you, not by you, and watch your world reflect that harmony.