Beyond the Quest for Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line you encounter the habit of measuring life by the mind's yardstick, and you learn that to become wise by intellect alone is to grasp at wind. The I AM within does not arrive as a prize won by external study, but as a state you assume. To say, 'I will be wise,' is to address the surface of awareness, not the depth where wisdom truly resides. The more you seek wisdom through analysis, the further it slips, for wisdom is the light of consciousness you already possess. If you would taste wisdom, stop chasing it as a thing to acquire and begin to live from the state of wisdom already yours. Assume you are the I AM, the source of all insight within you; relax into its presence, feel the quiet intelligence rising, and let your outer life reflect that inner certainty. Imagination is the instrument; revise your sense of separation and 'far from me' becomes 'I am here, now, as wisdom unbound.'