Inner Architecture of the Home

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the line as a truth of consciousness: the wise woman builds her house by choosing a state of harmony in the I AM that you are. The words speak of an inner architecture: thoughts, feelings, and choices arranged as bricks and pillars, aligning with the principle that imagination creates reality. When I treat my life as the visible expression of an inner conviction, I am actively laying the walls, furnishing the rooms, and inviting trust, peace, and cooperation to inhabit them. The foolish act is not a public error but an inner habit: allowing fear, doubt, or discord to take the lead, pulling at the bindings and loosening the foundations. Therefore, the outer household reflects the state I sustain in quiet hours—silent prayers, rehearsed affirmations, and consistent maintenance of a pervading sense of order. There is no battle to win outside when the kingdom is already established inside. I am the I AM, and by that consciousness I build; the home I see is the home I become.