Inner Law: Justice, Mercy, Humility

Neville's Inner Vision

To interpret this verse through the I AM of your own consciousness, realize that 'good' is a state of being you dwell in. 'Do justly' is not a distant command but the habit of making choices from the inner sense of fairness you affirm today. When you imagine yourself as the one who does what is right, you are rehearsing justice in the theater of your mind, and the outer scenes follow. 'To love mercy' means to clothe your responses with mercy before you condemn; it is the feeling that understands, forgives, and invites harmony rather than resistance. 'Walk humbly with thy God' invites you to live as the intimate presence within—your God is your awareness, and you as the I AM walk with that presence, not chasing external approval. The practical result is an inner revision: assume the state of just, merciful, humble being, feel it real until it saturates your reactions, then watch your world align accordingly.