Inner Righteousness Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

When Paul says the righteousness of God is manifested without the law, he points to a state of consciousness already present beyond outward rules. The law and the prophets bear witness not to two separate sources of truth, but to the same inner Kingdom—the I AM that you are. In Neville’s practice, righteousness is not a doctrine to argue for but a state to awaken within. This is the moment when you stop seeking approval from the world and begin acknowledging that your core reality is already pure and complete. As you align your attention with that inner fact, the outer experiences bend to the soul’s tune, because you are now living from the law of consciousness rather than the letter of rules. The “without the law” clause invites you to revise the belief you are separated from grace; imagine that grace as your present perception, witnessing every event, every sensation, by the inner judge that approves you. The law and prophets then serve as witnesses to the shift you have already made in mind and feeling.