Inner Watcher of Psalms 10:8

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 10:8 reveals a state of consciousness, a belief system that hides in the subconscious and claims separation from justice. The 'secret murder' is the mental erasing of possibility through judgment, fear, and scarcity. The 'eyes privily set against the poor' are the habitual, covert judgments of the ego that divide and condemn. This is not a person out there, but a projection arising from within. The cure is to awaken the I AM, the inner watcher, and revise the scene with love, justice, and inclusion. When you identify with the inner observer who sees without condemnation, you reverse the narrative: the world becomes a field tended by your awareness toward harmony rather than conflict. Outer conditions reflect inner posture; change the inner image and the outward world follows. The verse thus becomes a gentle instruction to reclaim the mind from covert schemes and rest your attention on the sanctity of every being, beginning with yourself.