Inner Counsel After Outrage

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 19:30 presents not a report of judgment but a summons to shift inside. The line 'there was no such deed' becomes a declaration of possibility within consciousness, not a verdict authored by fate. The crowd’s alarm mirrors the terrible habit of the human mind to cling to a fixed story, yet the invitation 'consider of it, take advice, and speak your minds' is God within gently nudging you to revise the state you are imagining. See the witnesses as inner states that call attention to a belief that binds you to struggle; the act is an inner movement that can be reinterpreted as energy moving toward resolution. When you align with the I AM, the 'event' loses its power to define you and becomes information that you commission into a new reality. Deliverance arises not by external sanction but by remembering you are the creator through consciousness, and you choose harmony by choosing a revised state of being. The promise is liberation from fear through conscious revision.