Inner Conclusion of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Ecclesiastes presents vanity, yet keeps a practical invitation—an inner instruction for the mind. The I AM within you recognizes that outward appearances are merely masks when separated from consciousness. The preacher who was wise is the inner faculty that gathers knowledge, sorts it, and sets it in order as truthful words. In this Neville-style reading, those 'words of the wise' become goads that awaken you from dreaminess and nails fixed by the masters of assemblies, issued by the one shepherd—the singular consciousness guiding your life. To avoid endless external seeking is to heed a weariness of the flesh; the true cure is a reordering of the inner life rather than accumulation of books. The conclusion—“Fear God and keep His commandments”—is an inner directive to align with the divine law within your own being. Not fear of judgment from an outside tribunal, but a disciplined alignment of thought, feeling, and action with that inner order. When you live in this inner obedience, consciousness experiences harmony as if God’s judgment confirms your true state; the whole matter resolves into the I AM you are.