Inner Treasury Of Knowledge

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 10:14 invites you to look inward, not outward, for the true storehouse. In the Neville Goddard spirit, I am that I AM who stores knowledge as a treasury of consciousness. The wise man is he who makes a habit of laying up knowledge in imagination, so that his spoken word is a measured reflection of inner wealth. The mouth of the foolish signals a looseness of inner ground, a mind unsettled and quick to ruin by careless talk. Therefore, close the door to rash speech and open the inner archive. When a thought of reaction arises, revise it: 'I have stored wisdom in my consciousness; I speak from that abundance.' Feel it real by sinking into the sensation of possession: your mind is a library, your words are its clear, measured echoes. As you inhabit this state, outer events bend to mirror the inner order. The I AM acts as architect, and reality follows. Your practice is simple: assume you are the guardian of knowledge; let your dialogue be the fruit of that inner wealth.