Parables of the Foolish Mouth

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the lines of Proverbs invite you to look inward and observe the parable spoken by a fool as a sign of inner misalignment. The 'legs of the lame' are the feet of your perception—when you are identified with a thought rather than with the I AM, your inner stance becomes uneven, and the stories you tell yourself falter. A parable from a fool—an outer word projected by an uncentered state—shows how energy is wasted on praise where it cannot heal. To give honor to a fool is to hand your energy to a wrong ruler; the stone bound in a sling is your conviction misused, launched at wind and illusion. And a thorn in the hand of a drunkard is the result when you allow a seductive tale to govern your choices. Return to awareness. Choose to perceive through the quiet I AM rather than through the voice of disturbance; revise your inner narrative so that your speech is grounded in truth and alignment with wisdom. The inner act is simple: assume the state of steady awareness now, and feel it real as your new baseline.