Sovereign Speech Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner temple of your being, two rulers contend: a 'poor' state of consciousness begging from lack, and a 'rich' state that knows itself as I AM, sovereign over appearances. The verse exposes the habit of alignment rather than condemning speech. When you fear lack, you entreat; you plead with conditions, needs, and others for mercy. The 'rich' in you—your unconditioned awareness—speaks plainly, with the quiet authority of the I AM, and the world reflects the tone you entertain. If you would have justice, wealth, and dignity demonstrated, revise the inner state first: stand in the awareness that you are the source of all response, not the one who begs. In practice, see the scene as completed, feel the confidence that answers are already granted, and let your spoken words reflect that certainty. The outer roughness of another's reply dissolves when the inner state is clear, for you are not seeking approval—you are declaring yourself.