Inner Judgment and Wealth

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that 'thou hast fulfilled the judgment of the wicked' is not a verdict handed down by men but a subtle shift of your own consciousness. In the inner theater, judgment and justice are not external judges but the steady, impartial I AM measuring every belief against its consequences. When wrath appears—whether as fear, guilt, or the impulse to cling to wealth—beware, for you are entertaining a state that can 'take thee away with its stroke.' The great ransom you seek outside is never enough to cancel the effect of a disowned inner state. Hence the question, 'Will he esteem thy riches?' is asking you to notice that riches, gold, or strength are not the currency of true security in your world of imagination. Real power lies in recognizing that you are the source of all you experience; you can revise this moment by choosing a new state, a state of assured safety and justice. As you align with the I AM, you discover that what you feared has no lasting power over you, and your life becomes the embodiment of harmony rather than debt to a myth of wealth.