Inner Comfort, Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

The word 'comfort' in this verse is not a remedy handed from others, but a state you win in your own consciousness. The friends speak soothingly, yet their words carry 'falsehood' because they are not anchored in your realized I AM. In Neville's terms, you are not at the mercy of external opinions; your inner state creates the conditions you accept as real. The power to feel comfort rises when you reverse the assumption: you are already loved, protected, and known by the living I AM, and every appearance of contradiction or advice that fails is but a reflection in your own mind. When you hear their words as if they carried truth, you are surrendering your authority to appearances rather than to the kingdom within. The verse invites you to shift from seeking solace in others to assuming a new state: you embody perfect truth and comfort in your awareness. By awakening to this inner reality, the external false comforts fade, and you walk as one unmoved by outward 'answers.'