Law of Liberty in Speech and Deed

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the law of liberty is not a rule outside you but a living consciousness within you—the I AM that you actually are. James calls you to speak and act in harmony with that inner covenant, so that your words and deeds are not scattered by fear or self-image, but are coherent with the freedom you already possess in consciousness. When you assume the inner state of liberty, you no longer plead for approval from without; you observe that the judge is your own I AM, and the verdict is consistent with your inner conviction. Your outward world becomes a faithful echo of what you entertain as real. The 'law' operates as you, in spirit, choosing, aligning, and declaring; you no longer negotiate your worth in the courts of sense, but affirm it as done in the timeless I AM. Speak from the fulfilled state; act from the inner decree; let the outward life merely reflect what you have already accepted within.