Inner Kingdom Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the Son of Man not as a distant judge, but as your I AM, the living awareness that sits on the throne of your consciousness. The glory is the brightness of awareness when you consent to the truth you already are. All nations gathered before him symbolize every facet of you—every thought, memory, desire, and fear. The act of separating sheep from goats is the inner discipline of distinguishing states that serve you from those that do not. The sheep on the right are those habits of tenderness, justice, and compassion you continually nurture in imagination and action; the goats on the left are neglects, fear-based reactions, and excuses that keep you small. When you dwell in the awareness of the I AM and refuse to identify with lack, limitation or guilt, you set your right hand. The judgment you fear becomes simply a revision of your sense of self—an inward decree that you are already the one crowned with glory, and your world must conform to that truth. This is not punishment but alignment: your inner king comes to assume the seat and the kingdom follows in your experience.