Inner Obedience: Righteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the text speaks not of a distant ledger of laws but of the inner state that faithfulness nourishes. In Neville's practice, righteousness is not a badge earned by outward conformity, but the feeling of alignment with the I AM, a settled awareness that you are living in harmony with divine order. 'Observe to do all these commandments before the LORD our God' becomes a call to imagine yourself as one who already embodies these laws in your daily consciousness. When you entertain the conviction that you are in obedience to the inner law, you are rehearsing the very vibration that the commandments describe. The 'before the LORD' is the moment of awareness— the witness within you that sees the law as now active, not as future demand. Your job is to renew your state of consciousness, not to force external acts; the exterior acts then unfold as natural expressions of your inner discipline. So, righteousness is a present, felt reality, born of an unbroken state of obedience to the divine order within.