I Am Within: Seeing Inner States

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold this line as the mirror of your own consciousness. The God who knows vain men and sees wickedness is the I AM within—your steadfast awareness that observes every tremor of thought and feeling. Do not imagine a distant judge weighing your deeds; awareness simply is, and it can choose to turn what it sees into a new form. The question 'will he not then consider it?' becomes: will you refuse the gift of thoughtful attention to your inner weather? You are not judged; you are acknowledged by the I AM, and that acknowledgment invites transformation. Treat every fleeting state as a signal rather than a sentence, inviting the mind to revise itself into a nobler expression. Practice rests on the simple assumption that you are the perceiving I AM, and that you can revise any appearance by aligning with truth, not by fighting it. In this frame, vanity and wickedness are not external misdeeds; they are inner movements you can witness and refine through love and intentional consciousness.