Inner Comfort, Steady Speech

Neville's Inner Vision

This verse is not about begging external favors, but about ruling your inner kingdom. Comfort your heart is a call to turn inward and assume the mood of ease, for the heart follows the assented state you live in. When you declare that you are comforted, you are not feigning; you are choosing the I AM and letting it steady the nerves, quiet the chattering mind, and align your words with truth. To 'stablish you in every good word and work' is to anchor your speech and your actions in that assured awareness. Words become coins minted from the inner gold of consciousness; deeds become expressions of that settled state. In Neville's practice, you revise your present-discontent by dwelling in the image of already-being and by feeling it as real. Be constant: imagine your life as governed by a calm, confident presence; trust that the outer world will reflect the inner order once you stand as the I AM. In this way, your comfort leads to integrity in speech and action, and harmony follows as a natural consequence.