The Inner Cup Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, the verses are not about external punishment but about inner states. 'Giving drink' to a neighbor becomes feeding your own lower self with intoxicating images of dominance; the 'nakedness' you seek to view is the raw exposure of your own unconscious projections. The 'cup of the LORD's right hand' turns on the ego that too eagerly enacts control; your glory is a fragile ego you mistake for reality, and its exposure brings shame as your inner world collapses under the weight of its contradictions. Habakkuk's warning becomes a discovery: the violence that profanes others is the violence you carry within your own mind, and the remedy is to reverse the movement—refuse to drink from others' vulnerabilities and instead drink from the Source within you, your I AM. When you cease using others as mirrors for your appetite and instead anchor yourself in awareness, you disarm the projection, reframe your story, and witness your life respond with purity, integrity, and true abundance.