Trust the Inner Guide

Neville's Inner Vision

Trust not in a friend, nor place your confidence in a guide, Micah declares. But the real drama is not their deceit; it is your current state of consciousness imagining them as sources. You are always alone with your I AM, the living awareness that fashions your world. When you lean on another as authority, you starve your inner I AM of its office as 'God within.' The 'lie in thy bosom' points to the counterfeit thoughts you nurse in secret—the doubts, the fear, the small habitual stories that pretend to know what is best. To be free, you do not deny the outer person; you deny the outer claim over your inner response. Return to the fact that you are the thinker of your thoughts, the projector of your experiences. The inner guide is present now as the I AM, waiting to be trusted rather than idols. By reaffirming your oneness with that divine awareness, you awaken discernment and faithfulness in every relationship, not by changing others, but by changing your inner state.