Preparing the Inner Boast

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed in the light of Neville’s psychology, the verse is not about a schedule but about your inner preparation. The 'unprepared' moment reveals where your consciousness lacks alignment between what you claim and what you feel. The Macedonia coming with me represents the higher support of your assumption, the inner conditions that prove your word true. If you boast outwardly while your feeling remains tentative, you invite a private shame, for the image you project demands you be the one who already lives it. Therefore revise the stance: refuse to pretend; instead assume the inner state that would accompany the realized outcome. I am the man who is prepared; I am the consciousness that already carries the resources, timing, and agreement of all parties. Feel it real now: the confidence, the calm, the readiness. Then, when the external moment arrives, you will meet it from the inside, and your boasting will be the natural expression of a reality known in your I AM.