Quieting The Inner Rain

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this proverb the continual drop and the contentious woman stand as inner states, not strangers at your door. They are the rain of a persistent thought that you, in your fear, try to hide. Yet hiding does not stop the wind; it only keeps you from seeing the wind’s true nature—your inner state leaking into your world. The ointment of the right hand represents actions born from that concealed agitation, betraying itself in what you do. The path Neville teaches is inverse: do not deny the storm but rewrite the scene from the I AM presence. Assume a new end-state of harmony, feel it as real now, and let the old weather melt away. The more vivid your assumption—'I am at peace; this household is in harmony; the inner weather is calmly resolved'—the wind dissipates, and the rain becomes simply weather passing through your awareness. In short, you become the sovereign consciousness that creates, not the spectator of it; the nuisance dissolves as you dwell in the truth that you are I AM.