Inner Discernment and Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the ear that hears is the movement of your own consciousness testing meaning. Words do not come from outside as final authority; they are signals your inner state invites you to hear. When Job says, 'Let us choose to us judgment,' you are being invited to assume the sovereign act of I AM, to decide, in the moment, what aligns with truth already present in you. Test each word not by argument, but by the felt sense of rightness: does it harmonize with the good you already know in your heart? By using inner discernment, you revise beliefs until the meaning satisfies the inner standard of good. This is not social consensus; it is the inner throne where you declare what is true. As you dwell in the feeling of being the I AM, you cause the outer world to align with that state. The tested words become occasions for realization, proof that your chosen good is the actual life you live. Practice becomes simply the habit of listening, judging, and affirming the good you embody.