Fearless Prayer Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Your verse points not to a distant judge but to the inner conversation by which you align with or resist your own divinity. Fear that restrains prayer marks a departure from the I AM and a sense of separation. The mouth that condemns you is your own mind echoing old beliefs; you are choosing the tongue of the crafty, clinging to clever but counterfeit thoughts. In Neville’s frame, God is the I AM present here and now—your awareness that you are. When you utter words steeped in limitation, you are rehearsing a state of consciousness that cannot birth true prayer. The cure is to reverse the motion: return to the felt presence of the I AM, imagine yourself already free and connected, and speak from that state as if it were your natural breath. Let inner speech acknowledge your purity and integrity, and observe how the world reflects your inner revision. Your mouth testifies to unity with the divine self when you choose faith, not fear.