Inner Judgment Reimagined

Neville's Inner Vision

You are not warding off a distant punishment; you are watching a state of consciousness. Romans 2:5 describes the hard heart storing up wrath as if the self were separate from God, and that inner accumulation becomes the day of wrath you experience in feeling and thought. In Neville’s teaching, the 'righteous judgment of God' is the alignment of your own awareness with truth: when you insist on hardness, you project wrath outward; when you soften and revise your sense of self, you release it. See that the I AM within you—your true consciousness—can choose anew at this moment. By imagining yourself as the one who forgives, who lets go, who accepts responsibility for your inner climate, you dissolve the imagined condemnation. The moment you feel it real that you are already loved, already whole, the inner scales balance and your external scene shifts to reflect that inner order. Practice turning toward the present I AM, and witness how the day of wrath gives way to a quiet, just revelation inside.