Silent Speech, Noble Hearts

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you is the I AM that does not judge or gossip, but observes and remakes the world by imagination. A wicked doer gives heed to false lips because they have not yet learned to dwell in the inner light; you do not, for you are the awareness that can reframe a word as a stone of value. When you mock the poor or rejoice in calamities, you align with a mentality that denies the Maker within; when you see through this as a dream, you disarm its power. The passage invites you to guard your speech as you would guard your treasures, for gifts and truth travel with you, turning wherever you turn. To live this is to forgive, to cover a transgression with love, and to keep friends by choosing mercy rather than repeating matters. The inner practice is simple: align thoughts and words with truth so your inner atmosphere becomes the match for the life you desire; feel it real by assuming you are the I AM who blesses all with your speech.