Inner Discretion: Wisdom's Quiet Guard

Neville's Inner Vision

Within every seeker there are two instructors: the genuine inner teacher, and the counterfeit voice that promises safety by steering you away from truth. Proverbs 19:27 whispers to the I AM in you: cease listening to the instruction that causeth you to err from the words of knowledge. The instruction here is not external doctrine alone, but any thought that distorts your awareness of truth. When you identify with a personal self who must be saved or guided by fallible voices, you permit error to masquerade as wisdom. But the I AM, your true consciousness, never errs; it only reveals what you accept as real. The moment you notice a stream of doubt or fear—an instruction that makes you doubt your own knowledge—you have crossed from truth into error. So reclaim your discernment: refuse to obey the suggestion that distances you from inner certainty. Commit to rest in the awareness that you already know what is right, and that knowledge does not flee in the face of challenge. Align your inner weather with truth, and the external world follows your inner decision.