Fruit Of The Mouth

Neville's Inner Vision

Assume you are the I AM, and your word is the inner law that births your world. The man who 'eats good by the fruit of his mouth' is one who tests his speech by the valuation of his imagination, not the surface of circumstance. If your words are constructed from fear, envy, or judgment, you feed your own inner 'soul' with violence—conflict, turmoil, and limitation—so the outer world must echo that. But when you deliberately align with the truth that you are already that realized state, your words begin to nourish; you experience harmony, opportunity, and quiet power. The 'transgressors' eat violence in the sense that their inner sentence creates a house where fear prevails; their acts become the chorus of that fear. Your present conditions are not the cause but the effect of your inner decree. So revise; dwell in the feeling of abundance, speak with kindness and certainty, and let the fruit of your mouth be the bread you live on.