Silencing Vanity, Trusting God

Neville's Inner Vision

Vanity is not heard by God because God is the I AM: the living awareness that never sleeps. Here the text nudges us away from empty talk toward the inner standard of truth. Judgment stands before the I AM inside you, a reminder that the inner state alone fashions your world. If you say you shall not see Him, you are still in the presence of the One who sees all; your external appearances are only the ripple on the surface of consciousness. In Neville's fashion, the message is: discipline your mind to align with the reality that you are the I AM, and trust will follow as surely as night follows day. When you refuse vanity and dwell in the awareness that perceives all, you invite the conditions your true being desires. The call is not to seek proof outside but to revise the inner scene until it reflects God's presence. By treating trust as a present fact—not a distant hope—you transform what you experience from the inside out.