Inner Accusation, Inner Liberation

Neville's Inner Vision

What you call God’s accusing gaze is a state of consciousness within. In this moment, Job’s distress reveals a mind that feels trapped by its own beliefs—counted as enemy, feet bound, paths marked. Remember: the I AM is the sole reality; every scene you witness is a projection of your current inner mood. If you feel accused, shift focus from the outward scene to the inner monarch—the I AM. By assuming you are already delivered and feeling that this apparent confinement is a step toward your good, the sense of restriction dissolves. The so-called adversary is merely a belief about yourself; revise it by feeling cherished, guided, and free. Your feet are not in stocks but stepping in spiritual liberty you claim through a single, unwavering state of consciousness.