Inner Outlook of the Wicked Soul

Neville's Inner Vision

To dwell in the line 'the soul of the wicked desireth evil' is to notice that you are perceiving through a state of separation. The wicked mind seeks to harm because it imagines itself in lack and grievance; yet this is not an accusation but a choice of consciousness. When you identify with the I AM that you are, you discover that 'neighbor' is not a separate object to overcome but a mirror of your own inner weather. If you insist on evil as the ruling desire, you will find no favor in your eyes for anyone, including yourself; your inner disfavor repels the world. The healing is simple: change the state by assuming the opposite, the opposite feeling being the truth of your I AM. Adopt the posture of mercy, see the other as a favored child of your own being, and the world will reflect that revised state. Imagination is the instrument by which you draft reality; so dwell in the feeling that love is now your neighborhood and mercy is the air you breathe. As you revise, your outer life follows into grace.