Eyes Upon the Righteous

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's psychological reading, the 'eyes' and 'ears' are the active faculties of your own consciousness. When you dwell in a state called the righteous—the alignment of the I AM with truth—the inner presence watches, and your cries are not external petitions but signals to your own deep awareness. The 'face of the LORD' that is against evildoers speaks to any thought, habit, or memory that would separate you from this Presence; when you persist in fear, guilt, or a sense of lack, you are effectively cutting yourself off from remembrance of the divine within. But when you assume the reality of that Presence, you reorient every mental movement toward harmony; you discover that God is not distant but the very act of awareness that abides within you. The verse invites you to revise your inner climate: see yourself as cherished, heard, and protected by the I AM, and let your day-to-day choices reflect that inner truth. As you rest in this assumption, the external world rearranges to mirror your new center.