Inner Signs, Outer Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, these words announce not a debate about men's standards, but a shift of attention from outward signs to the God of your own I AM. The Jews demand a sign as proof in the outside world; the Greeks chase wisdom as if understanding were somewhere apart from you. Yet sight reveals that all so-called signs and wisdom are but images within your consciousness, arising when you acknowledge the one reality that never changes: you are awareness, the I AM. When you live from that awareness, every event in your life becomes a sign of your inner state—your understanding grows not by argument, but by immersion in the sense 'I exist as the truth you seek.' Your imagination becomes the laboratory where the sign manifests and wisdom is felt as certainty, not as a distant theory. You are not waiting for proof; you are the proof, the perceiver who creates perception by assuming the end and feeling it real.