Quiet Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Read these lines as a mirror of your inner life. The eating and not eating become symbols for inner dispositions, not external rules to police in others. To despise or judge another is to condemn a part of your own self you have not yet blessed; for God hath received him, meaning your awareness accepts the other as already held by the I AM. Who art thou that judgest another man's servant? The 'servant' is a fragment of your own will under a higher master—the I AM within you—who alone governs standing and falling. If you truly believe God can make him stand, you release your grip on judgment and open to the unity of consciousness. Your neighbor exists as a projection of your inner capacity to be held by divine power. When you imagine the other as sustained by God, you reinforce your certainty that you also stand in that divine favor. The practice is to align feeling with inclusion, love, and trust in the one God inside you, until judgment dissolves into compassionate perception.