Inner Silence Through Well-Doing

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the 'will of God' here is not a distant decree but your present inner state. Well-doing is the expression of the I AM—a consciousness of harmony, integrity, and love. When you act from this inner certainty, you radiate a presence that outshines others' judgments; the 'ignorance' of foolish men is silenced not by arguing with them, but by the unassailable reality of your inner state. The outer scene conforms to your inner assumption: if you assume you are already the wise and faithful person, your words and actions align with that truth, and opposition fades. This is the practical law: inner alignment manifests as outer silence. Your discipline is to dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, not in fear of critique; through steady right action, discernment and truth begin to shine in place of contention.