Wickedness Forgotten Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, the 'wicked' is not a person but a stubborn state of consciousness, the belief that you are separate from God and at the mercy of a hostile world. The womb that forgets him is the subconscious, ready to release any past image that no longer sustains your present I AM. The worm that feeds sweetly on him signifies the tiny, nagging thoughts that gnaw at memory until the old drama loses vitality. When you cease to feed that story in imagination, the energy that once fed it is diverted, and the inner climate shifts. Then wickedness is broken as a tree; its roots of fear and resentment are disclosed, and with your revised awareness, the illusion of domination dissolves. The verse invites you to align with the awareness that you are the authority of your experience, and by resting in I AM, the memory of injury fades into nothing, leaving a clear, painless field of being.