Inner Wrath Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the verse points to an inner policy: a heart that refuses contact with the I AM stores wrath and keeps silent in the moment of binding. To the unconscious, this is not punishment but a state you have rehearsed in imagination. When you imagine God binding you, you may fear loss, so you seal your vitality with stubborn silence and judgment. In Neville’s terms, the hypocrite is a state of consciousness that pretends purity while cherishing separation from God. The moment you accept that you are the I AM, you stop clinging to death's claim and begin to live. By not crying out in the face of limitation, you are rehearsing a life that remains unclean because it keeps the law of life outside. The remedy is a shift in the inner posture: assume you are already clean, that the binding is a signal to awaken, not to withdraw. Feel the energy of life bubbling up as you acknowledge God within you, your true nature, and imagine your vitality returning as you align with purity and accountability rather than judgment.