Inner Reality Behind Hypocrisy

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene not as condemnation of others, but as a camera turning within to reveal your own inner posture. When you, in the privacy of your feeling, perform a ritual to prove your righteousness, you are really trading the quiet inward authority for the noise of appearance. The 'widows' houses' become the tender places of your consciousness—your true needs, your vulnerability, your capacity to give from the I AM that you are. Devouring them means you feed on guilt, fear, or moral performance, rather than offering the steady, generous presence of your inner nature. The 'long prayer' is the habit of repeating words to prove you are spiritual, while your inner movement remains untouched. The greater damnation is not a future punishment, but the growing distance between your inner sight and your outer life; the more you pretend, the more your reality bends to that disguise. Turn the attention inward, assume you are already the I AM, and allow the inner state of humility, generosity, and truth to be your daily reality. Your actions will reflect this truth as naturally as a plant follows light.