Inner Throne of Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Take Psalm 89:14 as a map of your inner throne. Justice and judgment are not distant qualities of God alone; they are the very habitation of your inner state—your awareness when it sits in the seat of the I AM. To imagine from this throne is to acknowledge that your circumstances follow the quality of your inner verdicts. When you judge righteously, with clarity and accountability, you stabilize your world; when you keep the scales balanced in mercy, you soften the edges of events and open a path for grace. And before you, the face you show to life is preceded by truth and mercy—truth in your word, truth in your resolve, mercy in your attitude toward faults, both yours and others. If you feel chaos or fear, you can revise: "I am now residing in a state where justice, mercy, and truth govern my experience." This is not wishful thinking; it is aligning your imagination with your true I AM, and watching reality reflect the inner law. The outer becomes the obedient echo of the inner throne.