Inner Impartiality Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

To the aware, Proverbs 24:23 speaks of the inner law: judgment should flow from an undisturbed I AM rather than from name, role, or relation. When you move through your day, you are asked to drop the habit of partiality and to claim the state of impartial consciousness. The wise person does not curate verdicts by who a person is but by the quality of awareness itself. Imagine that every apparent other is a mirror of your own infinite being; your inner world must acknowledge that bias obscures the light of truth. When you assume the feeling of fair, unprejudiced awareness, you align with a universal standard of justice that transcends personality. This is not about denying responsibility but about cleansing your inner sight until the decisions you make reflect the equilibrium of your innermost I AM. Practice regularly: revision of a biased impression until you experience neutrality, and then extend that neutral attendance to how you judge situations in your life.