Inner House on Solid Rock

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear without acting is not tragedy of words but the collapse of inner alignment. The verse points to your inner state: rains, floods, and winds are the life conditions that test whether your consciousness is built on shifting beliefs or the rock of your true nature. The foolish man represents a mind that has not revised its identity, a self foreshortened by limited assumptions. When you revise—by assuming the reality of your I AM, the unshakable rock within—your life is anchored. The house becomes your life, your choices, and your feelings, all grounded in the awareness of I AM and the fulfilled wish. When storms arrive, they no longer topple you; they reveal the stability of your inner foundation. The great fall becomes a correction, signaling consciousness moving from unstable belief to a solid sense of being.