Inner Conception: Mischief and Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader who holds Psalms 7:14, know that the 'he' is not a distant person but a state of consciousness you entertain. To travaileth with iniquity is to nurse a belief that life must be colored by limitation and strife; to conceive mischief is to picture a future framed by conflict within your own mind. When you birth falsehood, you are only projecting an inner distortion into the world you call external. In Neville's language, the entire drama is a reflection you can revise. If you identify with the I AM— that pure awareness which is always whole—these troubling images lose their power. You do not confront a foe; you restore your sense of holiness and separation from the lie of lack or deceit. By assuming the truth of your real nature and dwelling in the feeling of its reality, you dissolve the seed of mischief and replace it with truth. The outer scene will shift to match the reimagined inner state, and accountability becomes an inner alignment rather than punishment.