Pleading Within: The Inner Justification

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 43:26 invites you to enter your inner courtroom. God is not a distant judge but the I AM within, waiting to be remembered, acknowledged, and agreed with. To 'put me in remembrance' is to return your attention to your true state, the consciousness that already justifies you. 'Let us plead together' signals a joint dialogue between your current self and the higher self that knows the truth; in that conversation you consent to the new being you already are, rather than clinging to lack. When you declare, 'that thou mayest be justified,' you voice the inner verdict of your own awareness looking at itself through the lens of the divine. In Neville's practice, the end is not sought outside but assumed as already yours; feeling the wish fulfilled now is the method. You revise by choosing the end you desire and imagining from that end until it becomes your habitual memory. The world then reflects the inner state you have embraced, and you awaken to your natural righteousness as the I AM.