Inner Purification Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Your scripture is not a geography of distant people, but the map of your own mind. The 'terrible one' and the 'scorner' are not men but fears, doubts, and judgments you entertain about yourself and others. To 'watch for iniquity' is to keep vigilant mind-made traits, but the moment you awaken to the I AM, these shades are dissolved. The verse promises a drying up of the harsh inner weather; as you refuse to feed the illusion with fear, the imagined menace collapses into silence, and the 'watchers' are cut off because you stop validating their reality. In this inner economy, judgment is not inflicted from outside but admitted as a product of your mis-taken identity. When you live from the assumption that you are already purified, your life rearranges to reflect that state. The terrible one is not banished by force; it simply loses its power when awareness is present, and all that align with guilt and reaction fall away, leaving clarity, integrity, and justice in their wake.