Inward Integrity Reclaimed

Neville's Inner Vision

Your text is not a crime drama but a drama of consciousness. The Hebrew in you is your essential self—Imago Dei—standing firm while the outer cry of blame passes like weather. When you imagine, you are not changing facts; you are changing what you accept as true about yourself. The accusation arises as a movement within your state of awareness; the garment left behind is only the last vestige of an old self that you are letting go. Hold in mind that God, the I Am, is the sole reality; you are that awareness, not the story the senses tell. By dwelling in the truth of your inner kingly nature, the outer scene must rearrange to reflect your conquered fear. The moment you revise the impression with a new state, you walk away with your integrity intact, and the scene dissolves into a mere memory of a past belief.