Inner Judgment and Fire Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

All the calamities described are not 'out there' events, but the swift motion of your inner state reacting to belief. When you imagine yourself as separate from God, when fear lives in the heart, the I AM takes on the role of judge and your world answers in kind: a one-day visitation of 'plagues'—death, mourning, famine, and fire—sharply shows the end of a meaning you held about yourself. Yet notice: the 'strong is the Lord God who judgeth her' is not a threat but the law of consciousness itself acting through you. The judgment is the inner consequence of a consciousness that has believed in lack, separation, or impermanence. The fire is not vengeance; it is the purifying heat by which old patterns are burned away, preparing a clear stage for your renewed state. The invitation is not to resist externally but to revise inwardly: assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled, claim your unity with the I AM, and inhabit the new state until it hardens into experienced reality. In that moment, the one-day 'plagues' become a brief doorway through which you enter a new life.