Inner Judgment for Liberation

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Psalm 10:18 is to hear an inner law at work: the fatherless and the oppressed are not victims of an external world, but states of consciousness needing acknowledgment by your I AM. The man of the earth is the old ego—the density of limited selfhood that would oppress by insisting on lack and fear. When you refuse to permit such oppression by declaring in your most intimate I AM that these neglected parts are seen, loved, and protected, you enact the justice that ends oppression. The act of judging here is not condemnation of others but the clear recognition of higher order within you, a verdict that the vulnerable aspects of you are already held in divine right by your own awareness. As you dwell in this new state, the external world rearranges to reflect the inner decree; you awaken to a liberty that releases you from the coercions of material habit. The Psalm is a reminder that all judgment exists in consciousness, and when you align with the truth of your I AM, oppression dissolves and righteousness becomes your everyday experience.