Silence of Self-Righteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville mind, the scene is not about external events but an inner state masquerading as righteousness. The three voices of judgment speak until a single inner conviction asserts itself: I AM—the awareness that never negotiates with appearances. Job’s self-righteous posture is the ego’s decree that refuses the revision true wisdom requires. When righteousness is treated as a personal possession, humility and discernment withdraw. Seen this way, God becomes not a distant judge but the living awareness that witnesses the drama without condemnation. The silence of the voices indicates a shift in inner climate—the mind stops arguing when the self-image yields to the deeper truth that you are ever-present, unconditioned awareness. The task is to invite humility, to discern between opinion and truth, and to trust that truth is revealed in quiet perception, not in defending a fixed self-image. As you revise, judgment softens, accountability becomes inner responsibility, and faithfulness to your I AM becomes your guide.