Forcible Words, Inner State Job 6:25

Neville's Inner Vision

In Job you hear, How forcible are right words! The force is not in the syllables, but in the consciousness that shapes them. Right words are the visible edge of an inner state. Your opponent’s argument may seem to refute, yet what it refutes is only the outer picture arising from your own mind. If you argue against the image you fear, you simply defend a reality you have already accepted in your inner I AM. Change requires a different inner assumption, not a louder refutation. The one who knows that imagination creates reality will guard the inner premise that the state you desire is true now. When you imagine from that certainty, your words become instruments that harmonize with the new state, rather than weapons of debate against others. So, rather than chasing right words to win a quarrel, turn inward—assume the feeling that the fulfilled state is yours and let your speech flow from that awareness.