The Denial in Proverbs 30:20

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 30:20, read as a mirror: the moment you yield to appetite and then declare you have done no wickedness, you are testifying to a consciousness that has yet to own truth. In Neville's key, the 'adulterous woman' is the split in your own awareness—one part consuming, another denying. The act is not a sexual allegory but the inner double mind that eats the impulse of life and wipes its mouth, insisting that nothing is wrong. Recognize that condemnation is itself a creation of mind; the I AM stands as the unshakeable you, the witness who does not lie to itself. When you feel the impulse to justify, revise it: you are not condemned; you are simply awakening to a higher alignment. Assume the state of integrity you desire, and allow the feeling of being immaculate to flood your consciousness. In that assumed state, the lie dissolves, and the ground of judgment dissolves with it. You are neither guilty nor innocent by external standards; you are the I AM learning to live in truth.