The Rock Of Inner Knowing

Neville's Inner Vision

To enter Luke 6:46-49 through Neville's lens, you must change your interior weather rather than chase external storms. The house in the parable represents your life as you think, feel, and imagine. A foundation dug deep and laid on the rock is the state of consciousness that corresponds to the I AM within you—awareness unshaken by circumstance, because it has consented to the inner word you hear. When you live in the conviction that the inner command has authority over you, your choices align with that command; your will and imagination join to form a single stone, steady and true. The flood pounding the house is the pressure of life attempting to move you from this inner truth, yet the rock remains firm because the inner truth remains all-sufficient. The alternative is to listen without letting the inner law govern your acts; then your life lacks depth and character and every gust reveals the crack. The practical takeaway: your reality follows your inner obedience; revise your state to match the feeling of the command.