Inner Justice Reimagined

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awake mind, Job 8:3 is not a complaint against a distant judge but a mirror of the inner state. The question 'Doth God pervert judgment?' arises when perception clings to the changing scenes of life rather than to the unchanging I AM. God, the I AM, is not a person who fluts with fortune but the enduring principle by which every experience is weighed. When you feel life is unjust, you have forgotten that the outer world is a projection of your inner conviction. You can reverse the ruling by assuming that the inner court is just and that divine order governs all. Imagination creates reality; therefore you may revise your interpretation by embracing a verdict that remains true to your higher Self. Abide in the feeling that the I AM judges rightly, and watch appearances rearrange to reflect that inward law. If you persist in the old doubt, you bind yourself to perversion; if you choose certainty, you invite a life aligned with righteousness, guided by the inner, relentless justice of the I AM.