Anger Deferment and Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you the I AM stands still, watching the surge of anger as a passing weather. The discretion of a man is not a rule but a recognition: you are the consciousness that remains unmoved while the pulse of emotion runs its course. When the impulse to retaliate or defend arises, do not fight the feeling; acknowledge it and then choose from the timeless vantage of awareness. To defer anger is to grant your own being a moment of stillness, and to pass over a transgression is a grace you confer upon your world by refusing to identify with the offense. As you dwell in the assumption that you are this serene consciousness, your outer life aligns to reflect that inner victory—judgments soften, relationships heal, and reconciliation becomes present because you have already approved it in imagination. Remember that God is the I AM within you; your imagination writes reality, not the other way around. So cultivate the state of mercy, and the day will unfold as a demonstration of inner mastery.