Trusting the I AM Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Shall mortal man be more just than God? shall a man be more pure than his maker? It is not a law about outer morality but a statement about states of consciousness. The ego imagines it can judge God from its narrow viewpoint; it calls its thoughts righteousness while perceiving divine order as distant. In this light, servants and angels are inner faculties projected as trustworthy or treacherous; yet the passage says Behold, he put no trust in his servants, and his angels he charged with folly, reminding you that trust placed in a fragment of consciousness is misplacement. The real question is whose awareness is at work? If you awaken as the I AM—the living presence that you are—then the sense of separation dissolves. The apparent failures of the inner images reveal the limitation of outer forms. The only just standard is the living reality within. By choosing a new state—one in which you affirm the I AM as your sole reference—you revise the scene and align with the divine order. The world then unfolds from the harmony of inner alignment, not from an external tally of merit. Rest in the conviction that the I AM within you is the judge and that your life follows.