Hear Your Inner Speeches

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 33:1 is not a historical chat between two men, but a summons to your own state of consciousness. When the speaker says, I pray thee, hear my speeches, and hearken to all my words, he is inviting the I AM within you to attend to the inner dialog you are constantly entertaining. The name Job stands for a restless mind, a state conditioned by questions, doubts, and fears. To hear the speeches is to become aware of every thought that passes as if it were true, to watch how belief moves within you. The moment you listen with complete attention, you grant power to the inner images that shape your life. Yet hearing is not agreement; it is discernment. By hearkening to all my words you are taught to observe not with judgment but with the awareness that you choose the images you accept. In Neville's practice, you must assume the end you desire and feel it real now; as you do, the inner speeches shift, aligning your inner world with the condition you seek. The inner listener disciplines the heart and awakens the creative imagination.