Clean Fear, True Judgments

Neville's Inner Vision

To know Psalm 19:9-10 is to know the state you awaken in. The 'fear of the LORD' is not fear of punishment but the clean, unwavering state of consciousness that refrains from mixing truth with images of limitation. It endures forever because it is the steady recognition of your I AM, the awareness that cannot be shaken by appearances. The line that 'the judgments of the LORD are true and righteous altogether' becomes your inner standard; when you assent to them, your thoughts rearrange to align with divine order, and you begin to see events reflecting what you hold true. The verses that say these judgments are more desirable than gold and sweeter than honey point to the inner value of right perception—the riches you gain when you choose truth over appetite. Practice this: deliberately assume that your inner life already operates under such judgments; revise any decree that fears or wants, into 'these judgments are true and righteous,' and feel the reality of that alignment. Thus, your imagination acts as the lawgiver, and your world becomes the outward expression of your inward knowing.