False Charge, Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 39:16-18 is not a courtroom scene but a declaration about your inner state. The accusation and the garment symbolize a passing external story contrived by your senses to test whether you will forget who you are. The garment laid up till the lord returns is the evidence of appearances you cling to—the sign that you believe the dream is real. Yet the true you, the I AM, is unaffected by the charge because awareness itself cannot be made guilty by a figment of perception. The 'woman' projecting the tale is a mental image formed by a belief in lack or risk; the act of lifting the voice and crying reveals the drama the mind rehearses. When you identify with the I AM, you do not accept the label; you do not chase the garment. Instead, you watch the scene dissolve as you hold your attention on your true state: the abiding, unshakable awareness that creates every scene. Righteousness and truth come not from the world’s verdict but from your inner alignment; your consciousness is the sovereign that animates all.