Inner Uprightness and Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the word uprightly is not a moral posturing but a state of consciousness. The 'I' that sees itself as upright is the I AM in you choosing to calibrate every act to truth and justice. When you imagine yourself as one who works righteousness, you are not asking for external virtue; you are acknowledging that inner order creates outer form. The heart's truth is the one you feel, not merely the words you utter; therefore revise the moment you catch yourself disagreeing with your own heart. In this light, to walk uprightly is to hold steady in the awareness that your perception creates your world. As you persist in that inward posture, the scenes of your life answer with righteousness: fair dealing, dignity, and honest speech. You are the living principle that aligns thought, feeling, and action; God, or the I AM, is your constant observing presence, and your imagination is the instrument by which you shape reality. Begin now by assuming the state of one who is upright and true in heart.