Echoes of Vanity Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Two states live in Jude 1:16, within every man: murmuring vanity and the I AM consciousness. The murmurer is a false identity moving after its own lusts, speaking swelling words to command admiration as if life were earned by appearances. But the I AM—awareness itself—is unmoved by such vanity; imagination, rightly directed, creates the reality you choose. When you observe this verse as a mirror of your own inner weather, you stop excusing the outer drama and claim a new inner posture. You revise by assuming the feeling that you are already the admired self, not through greater words but through unwavering inner truth. Let your speech carry the calm authority of the I AM, and let the world reflect that steadiness back to you; the attraction of others becomes a natural response to your inner state, not a concession to advantage. In this shift, the false pride vanishes, and you discover that inner silence, rightly felt and imagined, is far more convincing than swelling talk.