Inner Betrayal, Inner Justice
Psalms 35:11-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 35 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
False witnesses rise against the speaker, charging him with unknown wrongs. They repay good for evil, spoiling the soul.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your inner landscape is the battlefield described in Psalms 35:11-12. The false witnesses are not only people without; they are states of consciousness that rise when fear and self-doubt pretend to speak through you. The charge against you, though spoken in the world, is a projection from an inner wound begging to be seen and healed. The remedy is simple: refuse to react as if the scene confirms your guilt. Instead, identify the I AM behind the scene—the steadfast awareness that knows nothing of the accusations. Revise the story by affirming your innocence and the justice of your true nature. When you imagine others acting out of motive, you are really imagining your own unreconciled thoughts; replace them with thoughts of mercy, clarity, and right action. In this shift, the soul stops being spoiled by the drama and begins to witness the drama from a higher vantage point. Consciously choose peace, and the outer world will begin to follow the inner alignment you have chosen.
Practice This Now
Assume the opposite of the accusation, feel it real that you are innocent, and awaken I AM as the witness within. Then imagine a scene of inner calm that radiates into outer life.
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