Inner Justice, Outer Realities

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader who seeks the inward path, these lines reveal your inner jurisprudence. The 'prisoners of the earth' are the beliefs and circumstances you have imagined as real, and to 'crush under his feet' is to refuse to feed those beliefs with attention. When you reject the 'right of a man' being turned aside by circumstance, you are not judging others; you are judging the stability of your own thought. The LORD approveth not—your true I AM does not approve of any injustice born of fear or lack. Therefore, in your imagination, you re-align the entire scene by assuming a higher state of consciousness where justice flows from within and outward events follow. The image of right being blocked dissolves as you hold a certain view: you are the law in your own life, and you set in motion the correction by dwelling in the feeling of the I AM as the sole governor. This is less about punishment of others and more about the renewal of your inner court.