Inner Break of Wickedness

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, the 'wicked' and the 'evil man' are not persons apart from you but states of consciousness within. 'Break thou the arm' is a metaphor for disarming the power you have given to fear, resentment, or judgment—pulling the lever that keeps those states active. 'Seek out his wickedness till thou find none' becomes an inner practice: trace each outward projection back to its source in imagination, and refuse to feed it with emotional life. When you notice a belief in separation or harm, you do not fight it with force but awaken from it by assuming a higher state of awareness. Say to yourself, I AM the awareness that dissolves every projection; I AM the justice that nullifies all claims of cruelty. As you persist in this revision, the so-called wicked act loses its grip, because you have replaced belief in it with the truth of your unity with the divine I AM. Soon, the inner climate shifts, and the outer scenes adjust to reflect that settled inner reality.