Speech Without Knowledge

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, Job's vanity is not a man but a state of consciousness that has forgotten its unity with the All. To speak vainly is to live in a belief that knowledge resides in argument rather than in inner conviction. When you identify with the idea that you are separate from truth, you fill the air with words that carry no weight because they originate in fear, not from the solid rock of I AM knowing. The remedy, in Neville terms, is simple: shift to a higher state by assuming the wiser, more certain you, imagine that you already possess inner discernment, and let that state speak. As you dwell there, you stop filling space with empty sentences and allow inner images to carry truth into outward expression. Your reasoning aligns with its source, and the outer conversation begins to mirror the inner certainty you hold. Remember that God is the I AM within; when you claim that I AM, appearances are rearranged to match that truth and your words gain weight and meaning.