Inner Voice Speaks Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Elihu not as a man outside the story but as a facet of your own I AM—your inner discernment speaking through the noise of life. When the verse says 'Elihu spake moreover, and said,' you are invited to listen to a fresh movement in consciousness, a new tone of wisdom arising from within. The speech is not about locating blame in the world; it is a reminder that truth and justice begin in the heart's state. By hearing the inner voice, you revise your understanding: what seems to stand as 'events' are merely the outward display of an inner condition. As you attend to Elihu, you practice conditioning your imagination to test thoughts against what is true and righteous, not against fear or scarcity. The promise is subtle but real: as you allow this inner speech to guide you, you shift your life by changing the belief that governs it. Thus, the speaker within becomes a beacon that tells you: you are not at the mercy of circumstance; you are the I AM, and your discernment speaks truth.