The Inner Interpreter Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within every utterance of inner impulse lies a teacher: your I AM, the silent interpreter within. The unknown tongue you feel bubbling up is the raw energy of imagination seeking form. The instruction for two or three and for interpretation is not external regulation but a cadence for your inner life: pause, listen, and allow the inner interpreter to render meaning before you speak aloud. If there is no interpreter, keep silent in the assembly of your consciousness; speak instead to yourself and to God, which is to say, converse with the God within you. The church is your own consciousness; God is the I AM you embody. To practice this is to trust that your spoken word is only real when your inner translation exists already in awareness. When you revise the impulse until it feels true, you have interpreted it; your outward voice becomes the clear expression of an inner vision. Therefore, treat every inspiration as a message from your higher self and align it with the inner I AM before giving it form in speech.