Inner Judgment and Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the 'congregation' and 'sons of men' are not external crowds but the states of consciousness you inhabit. The question 'do ye speak righteousness' is a test you apply to your inner dialogue: are you projecting outward justice while inwardly weighing the violence of your judgments? The wicked described are not others; they are thoughts and patterns that have gone astray within your own being, springing lies and resisting the voice of your I AM. Their poison is the venom of fear and resentment; the deaf adder is the mind that refuses to hear the sweet charm of truth, no matter how wisely it is dressed. In this reading, the scene reveals where your awareness has grown dull and separated from your true nature. But you can alter the scene by recognizing you are the I AM—the sovereign observer. When you assume the role of the righteous observer and revise the scene to reflect your divine nature, your inner listening opens, and external appearances align with that inner truth.