Inner Law And Life's Consequence

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader, the line 'the thing which he did displeased the LORD' speaks not of a judge outside you, but of a dislodged state of consciousness. The act is a picture of refusing the inner law by attempting to control life's flow for personal gain. In Neville's tongue, the 'Lord' is the I AM within you, the living principle that sustains every act. When you act from a split mind—hiding, manipulating, or evading rightful obligation—the inner atmosphere sours and vitality ebbs; you 'slay' the life-energy within your own consciousness. The remedy is simple: revise your interpretation of circumstance to reflect the one living spirit in you, align with the divine pattern, and feel your life being governed by law. Assume you are obedient to the higher order of life, and the energy that would have been used for manipulation is now flowing in truth and multiplication. Repeat, feel, and dwell in the certainty that you are always seen, provided, and kept by the I AM.