Inner Call to Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

That loud call is not a punishment coming from a distant deity, but a vivid inner signal. In Neville’s terms, the city is your inner state; those charged over it are the stances you’ve taken, the habits you call your own. The destroying weapons are your aggressive thoughts, the accusations you entertain about yourself or others. When the voice commands them to draw near, it summons you to become aware of these movements, to witness their energy, and to decide what you will feed and empower. The I AM—your constant consciousness—hears the call and realizes it is not something to fear but something to own. Judgment, then, is the moment your attention locks onto a belief as if it were final; you can revise it by affirming a new overseeing presence within—the I AM—that does not condemn but heals. So the 'execution' spoken of in the text becomes a cleansing of your inner atmosphere, a shedding of old weaponry of doubt, and a return to alignment with your true nature. The city can be returned to peace when you know who you are and who you are not.