Inner Integrity of Psalms

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard sense, the verses speak not of external ritual but of your inner life. All the judgments of God correspond to the inner verdicts you render within your own awareness; the statutes are the indwelling laws you refuse to cast aside. To be upright before Him is to dwell in alignment with that inner law, and to keep yourself from mine iniquity is to cleanse thought and motive, to suspend any self-deception that corrupts your purity. When you maintain this inner discipline, recompense appears as a natural reflection of your inner state—the cleanness of your hands becomes visible in your actions, words, and relationships. This is not about earning favor through works, but about the consistency of your consciousness. Begin now by assuming you are upright before the inner court, and revise any limiting thought until it mirrors the standard you hold. In such fidelity, the surrounding world reveals the light of an aligned mind.