Righteousness Reimagined Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Listen to Isaiah 64:6 as a map of your inward weather. The unclean thing is not a bodily stain but the belief you are separated from your I AM, the very source of life. Righteousness earned by effort is the ego’s laundry, neat on the outside but hollow inside. The verse describes us fading like a leaf and our iniquities being swept away by the wind—images of thoughts passing, not truths about you. The remedy is to claim the I AM as your present consciousness and to revise every judgment from separation to unity. When you rest in that awareness, the dust of self-judgment dissolves and external conditions adjust to reflect the inward state. Your imagination is the soil where a new sense of self takes root; by assuming you are the I AM now, you awaken to a stable, inner righteousness that transcends appearances and redraws your world from the inside out.