Corner Of Inner Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the image of the housetop corner as a decree of your mind. The ‘brawling woman’ is not a person but the restless wind of fear, habit, and inner accusation. To dwell in that corner is to choose a state of awareness, to suspend the outer drama and awaken to the I AM that watches. When you imagine from that elevated posture, you are not escaping life; you are ordering it by attention. The moment you accept that the inner perceiver can rest while the outer scene whirls, your inner movements shift: you revise the story, soften the loud voices, and let peace rise like a quiet crust over the mind. From that inner peace, discernment arises: you see what needs changing in your own thoughts rather than in others, and you align your day with the calm that already resides within.