Inner Search for Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the inner eye, the command to run to and fro through the streets is a summons to examine your own states of consciousness. The broad places are the wide beliefs you entertain about yourself and life. The question, 'Is there any that executeth judgment, that seeketh the truth?' asks you to discover within a fixed state of awareness—a man—who embodies righteous discernment and unwavering truth. This 'man' is not a man out there but a settled certainty in you: the I AM that sees clearly and acts justly. When you identify that inner state, your consciousness shifts; and the promise 'and I will pardon it' means all sense of error, guilt, or separation dissolves as you realize you already possess the standard of truth. Judgment becomes discernment that corrects your path; forgiveness arises when you align with that inner truth. Your outer life mirrors the inner shift, revealing a reality shaped by inner justice and faithful perception.