Inner Reproach Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

To the I AM within, the words of Psalms 69:19 show that God—my inner presence—knows my reproach, my shame, and my dishonor, yet remains untouched by them. When I insist that my adversaries are all before thee, I realize they are inner movements, seen by consciousness. In Neville's practice, I do not battle these states; I revise the sense of self until I, the I AM, am unfazed by them. Dwell in that quiet presence until the feeling of being known by God becomes stronger than the sting of reproach. As that certainty deepens, the outer scene begins to respond: providence nudges decisions, guidance appears in subtle ways, and truth and faithfulness replace fear with luminous ease. The inner economy is governed by the I AM, not by the reproached self. By feeling it real that I am the one who knows and remains unaffected, I awaken to a life aligned with the inner law.