Inner Corrections: Wisdom Emerges

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the 'scorner' as a stubborn attitude within you that mocks your own transforming truth. If you cling to that sneering posture, you keep your mind in hardness and delay the simple awakening. Yet punishment here is not judgment from without, but the inner consequence of refusing to revise your assumptions. When you encounter correction of that scornful state—through life events, a guiding insight, or quiet interior revision—you allow the simple you to see with a clearer eye and grow wise. The wise, already open to change, receives instruction as an invitation to a deeper knowledge that was always present in you but obscured by doubt. In Neville's terms, you are not changing outer circumstances; you are shifting states of consciousness. As you refuse the ego's sneer and assume the feeling of the wiser self, knowledge reveals itself as the natural result of inner alignment. Your inner discipline becomes the outer wisdom you confer upon your world.