Romans 12:14-21 Inner Blessing

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you lies the I AM, the timeless awareness that creates your world. Romans 12:14-21, seen through Neville’s lens, teaches that outer events are inner movements of consciousness. When you bless the one who persecutes you, you are not changing them; you are changing the image you hold of yourself as the observer of life. Your assumption that you are the blessing shifts the inner weather: the feeling of victimhood dissolves, and the I AM asserts itself as peaceful presence. Rejoicing with those who rejoice and weeping with those who weep become exercises in sympathetic unity, dissolving separation. Do not seek to conquer others; condescend to the low estate, seeing your equal in least form. Refuse to repay evil; instead, provide what is honest, and leave vengeance to the law of your own mind, which says: 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord'—the Lord being your higher self. If you entertain the image of a hostile scene dissolving into harmony, you align with the principle that overcoming evil with good is a state of consciousness, not a deed alone.