Daylight Walk of Honesty

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, Romans 13:13 becomes a map of your inner weather. Let us walk honestly, as in the day means live in the daylit awareness that you are the I AM, not a mere appetite or impulse. Rioting and drunkenness are mental fevers—states of uncontrolled desire and fear that stagger the self. Chambering and wantonness point to lusts and indulgences that haunt the imagination when it mistakes sensation for reality. Strife and envying are the quarrels of a divided mind, a self arguing with itself, maintaining separation from its higher unity. The practice is not to puff up discipline but to refuse to identify with any state less than the full waking presence of God inside you. Assume you are already the man or woman of daylight—clear, honest, free from fear, unpersuaded by passion. In this assumed state, every choice reflects integrity; every word carries the day’s truth; the world rearranges itself to reflect the inner alignment. You are not chasing virtue—you are becoming the very consciousness that walks in daylight.