Anger to Alignment: Inner Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Within these verses the state of anger is seen as a mental movement that stirs conflict in your world. The 'wrathful man' is not a person so much as a mindset, a conviction that you are separate from the harmony you seek. When you choose to be slow to anger, you revise that inner movement and the outer disturbance loses its grip; the mind, in alignment with the I AM, clears a space where conflict once stood. The 'hedge of thorns' the verse speaks of is the self-imposed resistance of unused energy and attention—slothful, reactive attention that makes life seem obstructed. Yet the righteous path, rightly lived as a state of awareness, unfolds plainly before you, because imagination guided by consciousness yields a coherent, self-revealing road. Practice the shift now: assume the feeling that you are the I AM, and that peace is your natural condition; see the scene rearrange itself so that strife lends way to quiet harmony. When faith and feeling align, the inner road becomes obvious and the world reflects it.