Songs of the Righteous Within

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, this verse is a map of your inner state. The 'uttermost parts of the earth' and the songs are not distant voices; they are the far reaches of your own awareness acknowledging the righteousness you already are—the I AM alive in you. Your cry, 'my leanness' is the moment you forget this truth and feel deprivation as real. The line about 'treacherous dealers' is not about others out there; it is the inner habit of doubt and fear misrepresenting your state. When you dwell in lack, you consent to a broken image of yourself and your world; when you revise, you invite a new consistency of being. The glory spoken over the righteous is the inner chorus confirming your nature, and prophecy and judgment appear to tug you back to the certainty of I AM. Turning, then, is simply returning attention from lack to your divine self, choosing to inhabit and feel the song of righteousness right now as your living reality.