Dreams Through Quiet Minds

Neville's Inner Vision

Ecclesiastes 5:3 teaches that the dream we seek is not born of noisy busyness but of a still, unwavering inner state. When the mind is crowded with the day’s businesses and the tongue with many words, the heart contracts into surmises and plans that resemble a dream only in form. Neville would remind you that the I AM is the sole cause and perceiver; every outer event mirrors your inner assumption. The multitude of activity is merely the agitation of the personality; the true motion of life flows from a single, quiet conviction held in the chest as if it were already true. To discover the dream, you must withdraw attention from outward chatter, close the door on argument, and imagine from the end. Assume you are already the person who has achieved the wish; feel the reality, see the scene, and let the feeling of completion displace fear and limitation. Persistence in that inner state converts potential into perception and makes the dream come through, not by busyness, but by stillness and faith.