Inner Ruler of Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s psyche, the verses reveal the inner governance of your world. The 'king' and 'princes' are not distant rulers but states of mind you accept or resist. To condemn the one who is 'most just' is to doubt the inner justice you could claim. When you judge others as wicked, you project an inner verdict about your own awareness. The real question is who is governing your inner kingdom—the I AM that perceives and holds truth, or a fear-built image of condemnation. The outer hail of judgment reflects an inner habit of separating right from wrong rather than recognizing the unity of consciousness. The remedy is simple: turn your attention from the external scene and revise your assumption. Affirm that the I AM within you is the true governor, the constant light that sees rightly and releases condemnation. By dwelling there, you do not justify injustice; you align with the higher order of justice that is always present. In that alignment, the inner ruler remains unshaken, and the world conforms to your inner state without violence or judgment.