Inner Judgment and Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 72:2-4 speaks of a judge who acts with righteousness on behalf of the people—the poor, the needy, and the oppressed. In the Neville Goddard perspective, this ruler is not a monarch over nations but an inner state of consciousness. The judge is the clear I AM presence within you, the discernment that separates fear from truth. The mountains and little hills becoming instruments of peace signify your deepest convictions: steadfast, unwavering calm rising from your inner terrains when you permit awareness to govern behavior. When you imagine the just administration of the poor and the needy, you are practicing the act of imagining the world in alignment with divine order. The verse does not demand external reform alone; it invites an interior alignment where every thought and feeling reflects righteousness. The oppressor you break in pieces is the resistive habit—doubt, hunger for control, lack—that dissolves once you maintain the posture of the I AM ruling with mercy. By holding the vision of a just, abundant inner republic, you awaken the very conditions that Psalmist speaks of: peace in place of contention, protection for the vulnerable, and the release of oppressed aspects of yourself to light.