Inner Path and Favor

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider these verses as a map of inner states rather than outward ethics. The 'way' you understand is the inner movement of your consciousness—the prudence that watches thoughts and refuses to be carried away by deceit. The 'folly' of fools is not only sin but the habit of pausing to mock it, thereby denying the law that binds thinking to becoming. In Neville’s terms, reality is consciousness in action; God is the I AM within you, and imagination is the workshop where your world is formed. When you align with that inward truth, your discernment becomes your magnet. The righteous are those whose inner life is steady, who choose truth over ridicule, who refuse to pretend that sin has no consequence. As you persist in feeling your path already mapped by wisdom, you invite favor into your experience—the kind of benign coincidence that follows a faithful premise. The outer proves the inner; the outer is simply the observable effect of your inner alignment. So, choose to understand, revise any false assumption, and dwell in the awareness that you are already where you intend to be.