Quiet Wisdom Through Silence

Neville's Inner Vision

Silence is not absence but the posture of a clear I AM. When Job says, Hold your peace, he invites you to shift your entire state of consciousness from outer noise to inner stillness. In Neville’s terms, the world with its voices is a projection of your own mind; to be quiet is to withdraw identification from the stream of thoughts and to rest in the awareness that you are the author of every scene. The act of holding your peace becomes your creative act, for imagination works best when the listener is still. In that stillness, you discern what serves your true well-being and what merely feeds the drama. The quiet you practice is a refined instrument through which you hear the hidden order behind appearances. Peace is not passivity but discernment; it reveals the next appropriate step without forcing it. When you revise inwardly to keep silent, you align with the inner kingdom and let the power of God—the I AM—work through you with calm assurance.