Inner Clarity of Spoken Word

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul speaks of sound as a sign of consciousness. Without a clear note, even the pipe or harp is only echo in the air; so too your words are a reflection of what you are assuming inwardly. Life answers the tone you hold in mind. If your inner note is uncertain, the outer trumpet speaks an uncertain sound, and no one is prepared for battle in the theatre of your affairs. The inner preacher—the I AM you call God—must hear a distinct, simple message before the world can respond with action. When you speak in easily understood terms, you are not informing others so much as informing your own state; you invite alignment between belief and form. The scriptural warning is a mercy: refine your inner speech until it carries the exact sense you intend, and then watch events move accordingly. In true worship, you seek not loudness but precision of meaning; you seek truth that can be carried by consciousness into every encounter, into every decision. The mouth speaks only what the heart has rehearsed in quiet certainty. Your duty is to revise until your words, inward and outward, resonate as one.