Inner Kindness, Outer Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

To live this proverb is to read the inner ledger: the 'desire' of a man is his kindness, for desire is the magnetic pull of your I AM toward what you accept as real. If your imagination reverberates with kindness, that is what you are nourishing; your outer world answers not by amount of gold but by the currency of truth. A 'poor man' in the script may be one who has not bent his inner note to deceit; his material lack is no condemnation, but his integrity is wealth. The liar’s inner state—fear, concealment, and self-justification—expends his power, while the man whose desire is kindness lives by truth and so lives rich in heart. Neville's method says: imagine yourself now as the embodiment of kindness, declare 'I am kindness itself,' and feel your entire experience align with mercy, honesty, and faithful living. The eye of God—the I AM you are—remains faithful to the image you cherish; when you revise your inner desire toward kindness, you revise your entire world to reflect it.