Inner Fast, Quiet Voice

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner script, be aware that the fast Isaiah speaks of is not a ritual of outward denial, but a movement of consciousness. When you fast to feed strife, you are simply sharpening the appetite of separation; you are imagining a divided self—one part preaching to God while another part yells with the fist of wickedness. God, the I AM, is not impressed by noise; He answers the quiet conviction of your I AM. The true fast, the one that pleases Heaven, is the alignment of your inner states: holiness not as a public banner but as a purified motive. If you find yourself arguing, blaming, or pressing your voice to rise on high, you are revealing a belief that you are apart from your own divine reality. Remember: your kingdom is within, and every outward petition is but a mirror of your inward posture. When you assume the truth that you are the I AM, you dissolve the need to force, strife recedes, and the voice that remains is the soft, steady witness of wholeness.