Silencing the Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

In the realm of your consciousness, the ditch is separation from your own I AM, the clothes that abhor you are the worn identities of habit. The man Job speaks of is a projection of the outer mind, not the living I AM. There is no daysman because the mediator you seek already resides as awareness, ready to lay its hand on both sides. Let the rod of fear be removed from your sense of self, and you would speak without trembling. When you revise the scene and assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled — that you are the undivided, nonjudging observer who can hear and be heard — the tension dissolves. The inner judge becomes your ally, not your tormentor, as you align with the one consciousness that animates both judge and speaker. So speak, not from fear, but from the I AM, and you will find the two sides singing as one in your own inner courtroom.