Psalms 15:4 Inner Fidelity

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the eyes that condemn the vile are the mirrors of your inner state. To contemn the vile is not about judging others, but about refusing to entertain lower vibrations as acceptable. To honor those that fear the LORD is to honor the inner seeker who reveres divine law and honors it in every relation, for the I AM recognizes itself in all who walk in reverence. The line about swearing to one's own hurt is the spiritual discipline: you pledge to your higher agreement even when the outer mind protests or cost is incurred. You remain loyal to your inner vow, not from stubborn ego but because your consciousness has chosen a higher pattern, and the outer scene must align with that. As you hold this stance, your imagination becomes the instrument that re-forms behavior; believing you will keep your word, regardless of cost, becomes your lived reality. The fear of loss dissolves as you perceive the LORD within. This inner alignment manifests outwardly through discernment and faithful action.