Right-Hand Wisdom, Inner Ointment

Neville's Inner Vision

Dead flies are the tiny thoughts that spoil the fragrance of your inner ointment. The wise man's heart at his right hand is the mind aligned with the I AM—clear, steady, and discerning. The fool's heart at his left drifts into ego, opinion, and fear. In Neville's view, outward reputation reflects your inner atmosphere. Permit even a minor discordant thought to linger and you pollute the ointment and your standing in consciousness. Therefore, assume a state of complete inner discernment: dwell in the I AM, hold the posture of wisdom, and watch your inner aroma become irresistible. The change begins in imagination: see yourself as the wise man whose right-hand heart remains calm, patient, and perceptive; revise any claim of folly, and feel the reality of that state now. By revision and feeling-it-real, you reframe your consciousness, and outer scenes adjust to echo that inner allegiance.