The Hidden Way of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Seeing it is hid from the eyes of all living asks you to look inward, where wisdom lives as a state of consciousness rather than a distant fact. The "way" and its "place" are not discoveries out in the world; they are the inner pose of mind that you assume. When Job says "God understandeth the way thereof, and he knoweth the place thereof," he points to the I AM within you that already knows the path of your next realization and the exact place in your experience where it resides. Therefore you do not chase signs; you become the mind that knows. The fear voices—destruction and death shouting that they have heard of it—lose their grip the moment you dwell in the certainty that your inner I AM understands and ordains the way. So cultivate the habit of resting your attention in that inner knowing, acting from the assumption that the desired outcome is already established in consciousness. As you persist in that state, outer scenes bend to the inner law, and wisdom becomes your lived experience, not a distant rumor.