Hidden Motives, Visible Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the line as a mirror of your own consciousness. The 'wickedness' is not a distant crime in a distant world; it is the inner state you entertain, a thought-feeling that you call justice while secretly fearing limitation. The heart is the governor; when you imagine violence or vindication, you are weighing the violence with your 'hands' in the earth, projecting a world that matches that inner verdict. The psalmist does not condemn some external actor; he calls you to wake to the consistency of your inner life. If you believe you are separated from others, you will justify harm, scarcity, and control in the outward world. But by turning within and choosing a state of unity, mercy, and right order, you reorder your outward events. The I AM, your true self, is the power that aligns both heart and action. When you insist that you are just and loving, you will observe the world accordingly changing to mirror that conviction. The transformation begins as an inner enactment that repeats until it feels inevitable.