No Judgment, Only I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the 'servant' as your present self-image—the memory of limitation. Judgment is an inner voice that condemns, audits, and compares; it feeds separation from the I AM. The line 'enter not into judgment with thy servant' invites you to stop arguing with that inner image and align with the one true judge, the I AM within you. The clause 'for in thy sight shall no man living be justified' means justification is not earned by deeds in time, but realized as your divine identity in the now. When you assume you are already the I AM, the servant is seen as a changing costume of mind. Your state of consciousness is the only reality; God is your awareness, and the moment you stop seeking approval from the outer world, you are justified in God's eyes. The practice is to revise your sense of self until it harmonizes with your divine nature. Then the world appears to respond to your inner status, and grace flows as ease, mercy, and right action.