Inner Justice: Psalm 28:4

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 28:4 declares a law: the outward world answers to the inner deeds of mind. I do not invoke a punitive god; I stand before the I AM, the consciousness that creates and perceives. The 'wickedness of their endeavours' is my own inner weather—resentment, fear, judgment—that I have allowed to seed in imagination. I have learned that to condemn another is to sow skeptical energy within my own temple, and the return of that energy becomes the next scene I experience. Therefore the so-called retribution is merely the natural result of my thoughts becoming form. The cure is to reframe: affirm that justice is the nature of awareness, forgive, bless, and release the impulse to punish. By assuming the feeling that this moment is already just, I render to the other the desert of my realized mind, and the world bends into harmony as my inner state changes.