The Still Small Voice Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Elijah’s scene is a teaching in consciousness. The dramatic winds, quake, and fire symbolize the noisy evidences of old belief—the senses clamoring for signs and wonders. But the Lord is not found in outer display; He passes by in the quiet, a stillness that only the awakened mind can hear. In Neville’s terms, God is not a distant event but the I AM that you are aware through. The wind, earth, and fire test your conditioning; the still small voice is your inner decree of truth, a call to remember you are the creator of your world by the assumption of your real nature. When you acknowledge the inner voice as I AM, the external storm subsides and your life aligns with faith and promise. Practice is the discipline of revision: assume the state of being that is already true, feel it as real now, and let the world reflect your inner conviction.