Inner Vision, Outer Consequences

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the act of imagination, the verse speaks of a city of consciousness where men wander as blind ones when awareness is not anchored in a definite I AM. The blood-stained garments symbolize memories of fear and aggression that you carry as if they defined your touch and your relations; they are not worldly stains but signals of inner resistance to life. In your inner theater, you may discover you have polluted yourself with thoughts that condemn you to unreachability, a belief that life cannot touch you. The outer accusation of judgment is simply the echo of an inner verdict you have spoken about yourself. But the scripture does not command you to mend the streets; it invites you to assume a new state. By dwelling in the conviction I AM pure, I AM beloved, I AM untouched by fear, you cleanse the mind and restore a holy contact with all existence. When you hold to that state, actions rearrange, hands reach out, and you move through life with a touch that no longer fears contamination. The blindness dissolves as you accept the truth that consciousness creates all conditions.