Inner Judgment and Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

Your cry in Lamentations is the cry of the awakened mind testing its own inner atmosphere. In Neville's language, the ‘enemy’ and the ‘reproach’ are not out there but within your own imagination; God is the I AM, the awareness that judges, not a distant external court. The verse invites you to witness the inner movement—vexing thoughts, imagined slanders, and the sense of being sung against—then translate those movements into a new condition of consciousness. When you stop asking 'out there' for justice and begin aligning with a settled, compassionate, and rightful state, you render recompense not by anger but by the healing of your own heart. The world then becomes a faithful reflection of your inward state: fear and accusation dissolve as you assume the state of wholeness and clarity. The “anger from the heavens” becomes your inner decree that you are governed by the law of your own I AM, perfectly just and whole. You are not a victim of circumstance; you are the perceiver who models a new order from within.