The Silent Rock Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this text the noise and ruin are not geographical but states of mind. The noise of thy songs and the sound of thy harps are the clamor for approval and the habit of worship that depends on outward forms. When the I AM within you speaks silence, those outer movements fall away and you are left with a rock, a fixed point of consciousness that cannot be moved by circumstance. This unmovable top of a rock is your inner self, the steady witness and awareness that remains when you stop trying to remake the world from fear. The phrase a place to spread nets upon suggests you may use this rock as a ground for intention—your nets are the ideas you cast into your life, not efforts to force results. And thou shalt be built no more means release from the old pursuit of external structures; allow the inner decree to stand. The LORD has spoken it within you, and your life will bend to that decree as you align with it through imagination, feeling, and steady assumption.