Honor the Maker: Proverbs 17:5

Neville's Inner Vision

Your consciousness is the Maker of every scene you endure. When you mock the poor, you touch the sacred I AM within and deny your own divinity. To scoff at the vulnerable is to accuse the Creator of anything less than love; you deny the unity that makes every being a face of the same Life. Calamities you perceive are inner movements of mind, not distant storms; as you are, so you see. If you cheer at another's misfortune, you rehearse a split in your heart and punish the Maker within by withholding mercy. Neville's method is revision: assume a new state of consciousness where you are whole, abundant, and at peace, and recognize every appearance as a hint to awaken. See the poor as aspects of your own consciousness needing attention, not a separate foe. By dwelling in the I AM—feeling it real and unwavering—you replace judgment with compassion and fear with confidence. In that alignment, punishment dissolves and unity reigns; you become the living image of the Maker and your world responds accordingly.