The Heart's Inner Thoughts

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner observer, the heart is a state of consciousness, not a crime ledger. When Matthew says out of the heart, he reveals that thoughts precede deeds and that the inner weather conditions the outer world. The words do not condemn you; they invite you to assume responsibility for the inner atmosphere of your being. You are the I AM, awareness that imagines itself, and reality answers to that imagination. Evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, thefts, blasphemies are not separate entities; they are movements of a mind aligned with fear or habit. To transform them, do not chase them with force but revise your sense of self. Assume in the now a state in which you would prefer to function: peace, integrity, purity. Feel it real; let that inner scene occupy your attention until certainty thickens. As you dwell there, your imagination works on the subconscious and outward circumstances re-form to match the inner vision. The inside explains the outside; the heart's movement becomes your world.