Inner Truths Behind Deceit

Neville's Inner Vision

Ask yourself: who is speaking when your lips utter words that do not match your heart? In Proverbs, the burning lips and the wicked heart are but a potsherd beneath silver dross—a gleam on the outside that hides inner rot. In Neville's psychology, such a scene is a state of consciousness rather than a crime in action. The lips reflect an inner disposition that hates vulnerability, that disassembles with ease while stocking deceit within. You are not condemned for this; you are invited to shift your inner state until your speech is the natural expression of your I AM. The inner fact remains unchanged when you remember who you really are: awareness, the I AM, the unconditioned witness. By assuming a new state—true, pure, and transparent—you revise your story and the outward movement follows. The feeling of truth is not distant; it is the reality you already are. So observe, refuse to identify with the deceit, and persist in the conviction that your inner life governs every word you speak.