Seeing, Considering, Receiving Instruction

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, the verse reveals that sight is a state of consciousness and the act of looking is the creation of a new state. When I truly see—unhurried, without resistance—my inner I AM aligns, and the image formed becomes the instruction I live by. The line I saw and considered it well is an invitation to pause and revise my sense of self, not to seek instruction from outside but to let inner knowing reveal the way. Wisdom, then, is discernment practiced in awareness: a steady attention that trusts the guidance already present within. Providence is the gentle arrangement of thoughts that supports the decision I have now accepted as true. If I imagine I am already guided—feeling the certainty that the instruction is mine—confusion falls away and steps appear clear. Practice is simple: take a moment to observe a situation, declare that I am instructed, and feel the revision as real. This inner listening reshapes my world and aligns it with the truth I now acknowledge.