One Hour Judgment Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the city as a state of mind called Babylon—the habit of worshiping images of security, power, or pleasure. The fear that grips the observers is not a future calamity but the inner contraction of awareness. The one hour of judgment is not a clock's hour but a moment when your I AM awakens to the truth that you have always stood within the very cause of what you call 'the great city.' When you feel the fear, you are identifying with a content that you can revise. The inner Jeremiah comes not to condemn but to expose that you are the watcher, not the victim, and the 'torment' dissolves as you re-claim sovereignty over feeling. In that instant, the city is seen as a projection of belief, and the judgment is simply the release of old patterns, making room for a heightened sense of awareness. So turn the fear energy back into imagination and choose a state of witness.