Inner Talk and Attraction

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 14:7 depicts Samson descending into conversation with a woman who pleases him. In Neville's psychology, the scene is not about a distant character but about your own awareness encountering a vivid image that calls for a response. The woman is a symbol of a pleasing sensory state, a temptation that exposes what state you are identifying with as real. When Samson goes down to talk, he steps from the level of pure I AM into a realm of sensation, approval, and self-justification. Your inner question is not who she is but what you are assuming about yourself in that moment: am I the observer or am I the one being carried by a transient impression? The scripture invites you to notice the dynamics: attraction is a movement of consciousness that invites identification with a scene. The cure is not denial but spiritual repositioning: consciously return to the I AM, to the timeless observer who approves nothing but harmony, joy, and faithfulness. If you deliberately align with that divine state, the scene loses its grip and becomes a teacher showing where you still identify with forms rather than the formless reality that you are. From that posture, your life becomes the living proof of imagination manifested.