Inner Justification Now

Neville's Inner Vision

All of Galatians asks you to notice where you are placing your sense of I. When you say, 'I am justified by Christ,' you are not petitioning a distant fact; you are calling forth the I AM within, the Christ that animates your life. To feel sin as a separation is to starve the grace; sin is a misperception born of old states of consciousness, not an actual power in the present moment. If I rebuild the things I destroyed—the old beliefs about fault, the old self-image—I become the transgressor against the living I AM. The 'minister of sin' question dissolves when you realize there is no authority but God within. The new life is the recognition that your inner state is already complete; justification is a present act, not a future event. When you revise the self you are identifying with, when you feel the end as already accomplished, your outer world follows into harmony. Do not feed the old law; awaken to the inner Christ that is always present, always whole, and let that awareness govern your life.