Graceful Words, Inner State

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that text as a law of your inner world: the 'words of a wise man's mouth' are not merely sounds; they are the fruit of a gracious state, a disposition of I AM awareness that has settled into clarity. When you hold a state of grace—humility, quiet confidence, attentiveness—your imagination animates speech that edifies, elevates, and draws grace toward you. By contrast, the lips of a fool are not shy about outward sounds; they betray an inner restlessness, a self-centered drama that consumes the speaker. The fool's mind paints separation, and the spoken word becomes a magnet that pulls away the audience, opportunities, and even health, because you are literally casting your own inner weather outward. So, cultivate a new memory: the I AM, the inner witness, is the speaker; your imagined tone and cadence establish your world. When you revise yourself to speak from love and discernment, your surroundings react as if grateful—grace attends your words, favor follows your posture, and troubles dissolve in the light of your inner calm.