Inner Crown of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that each line of the text reflects inner states. The 'anger' is not external; it is a vibration of a belief that you are incomplete, a lack of alignment with the I AM. When one is quick to anger, one imagines a reality dominated by reaction; such a movement is 'foolish' because it denies awareness. The 'wicked devices' are inner plots born from fear; when you feed them, you harbor hate; others 'hate' that person in relationship, but in truth, you are simply revealing your misalignment. The verse that 'the prudent are crowned with knowledge' proclaims that inner discipline—belief, assumption, correct inner gestures—produces knowledge and discernment that show up as outcomes. Finally, 'the evil bow before the good; and the wicked at the gates of the righteous' shows that when the inner state is aligned with the I AM, external circumstances bend toward you; your inner integrity commands outer parity. The practice is to assume the better-feeling state of your wiser self; revise harsh judgments; feel the truth that you are already wise, just awaiting outward expression; with repeated feeling-it-real, the world bows to your inner righteousness.