Inner Justice Psalm 72:4

Neville's Inner Vision

I am the judge of the poor within me—those neglected parts crying for justice. I am the savior of the children of the needy—my tender desires seeking security are lifted by the confident presence of I AM. The oppressor within me is broken by the realization that I sit on the throne of awareness, not as a tyrant but as a custodian of truth. When I assume this royal state, I do not seek to control others but to align my entire consciousness with justice, mercy, and power. The inner decree of Psalm 72:4 becomes my method: I examine thoughts, release fear, and let sufficiency take hold. Deliverance is a present-tense experience, not a future hope; as I feel this rightful rule, the sense of lack dissolves and outer conditions bend to my consciousness. Thus the inner kingdom governs, and the outer world follows in reverent harmony.