Inner Judgment, Outer Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

To judge me, O LORD my God, according to thy righteousness, is not a plea for a distant judge but a statement of the consciousness that you are already in right relation with the I AM. In the inner temple, the I AM acts as the sole judge, not to condemn but to expose the truth that you are as you imagine yourself to be. When you awaken to the awareness that righteousness is your own nature, you disarm the voices of those who rejoice over your misfortune. They are but reflections of your current state—if you feel attacked, revise the feeling by imagining God’s gaze aligns with your inner state, not with outward reports. The "let them not rejoice over me" becomes permission to live from quiet victory, a certainty that no external sneer can alter. Your responsibility is to maintain a state in which you cannot be moved from righteousness—that is the real justice at work in you, the holiness that separates you from fear and leads you toward true peace.