Inner Law Of Compassion

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the 'master' and the 'servant' are inner dispositions, and the 'rod' is a mental judgment you wield against a part of yourself. When you imagine punishment coming quickly, you feel guilt and separation; when you pretend to wait and watch the scene, you are validating the belief that a part of you is mere property. The real Law is I AM—the consciousness that stands above all appearances. If you assume, 'I am the master of my inner world,' you can rewrite the script: there is no external creditor to blame; there is only a vibration you have the power to adjust. Treat the 'servant' as a valued aspect of you, not an object; release the coercive image and replace it with mercy, responsibility, and constructive action. By imagining that the scene is governed by justice that heals rather than punishes, you align with I AM and transform behavior and outcomes. This is not history, but your present state: the moment you revise the meaning, the evidence follows, for imagination shapes reality and inner states become outer circumstance.