Perfect Weights and Measures

Neville's Inner Vision

See the command as a clue to your inner laboratory. The Lord thy God is not a distant lawgiver but the I AM that attends your awareness. The two great weights in your bag and the two measures in your house are not commodities but states of mind—contradictory judgments you hold about yourself and the world. When you permit any area of life to be weighed by two different standards, you are imagining a divided man, and your day-to-day experience mirrors that division: fatigue, confusion, coexistence of opposite outcomes. The instruction to possess a perfect and just weight is therefore a directive to unify the self: to bring every decision, every action, every belief to the same single standard of integrity. As you do, the land—the field of your own being—lengthens its days, vitality returns, and life feels coherent again. The abomination is not a crime outside but the inner rebellion against a truthful measurement. By aligning your inner verdicts with a universal standard, you restore harmony between what you claim and what you live, and your world becomes a faithful echo of your true consciousness.