Inner Recompense Through Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, Romans 1:27 is not a condemnation but a map of inner weather. The ‘natural use’ and the burning lust are symbols for a state of consciousness, a wrong alignment of impulses with your inner authority. When you identify with a consciousness that believes itself separate from its divine source, energy moves in ways that feel unseemly to your higher self. Recompense, then, is the inner consequence that arises when you actually dwell within a thought-world that excludes abundance, unity, and purity. The cure is simple: assume a different state. Not by changing others, but by changing your inner atmosphere—your sense of I AM. As you persist in the conviction that you are the I AM expressing harmony, the external image rearranges to match. Imagination is the law; you must feel it real until it becomes your present, not your remembered past. Your inner discipline does not punish the body; it reclaims energy, directing it toward holy alignment with your divine nature. In that shift, what you once judged as 'unseemly' loses its charge and reveals its true order.