Inner Recompense of the Heart

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s line, the Lord says the heart that walks after detestable things will have its way repaid upon its own head. But in the theater of consciousness, that 'recompense' is not a punitive judge outside you; it is the natural echo of your inner states. Your awareness is the I AM, and the detestable path is a belief you have entertained in the mind, a habitual thought that extends itself into feeling and then into form. When you realize that God is the I AM that perceives, you can stop blaming the world and turn within. The moment you assume a new state—one of integrity, wholeness, and disciplined affection—the old pattern loses its traction. The so-called recompense appears not as an external blow, but as a revised scene in your inner cinema: you feel the relief that comes with alignment, and the outer circumstances rearrange to fit that inner state. Your heart's "detestable things" are simply beliefs you can renounce by assuming a more true version of yourself, the version that loves truth and acts from the I AM.