Rest Within Wise Contention

Neville's Inner Vision

Within, the wise man is a state of awareness, the I AM, still, listening, decisive. The fool is the uproar of ego, the outward storm that seeks to prove itself. When you engage in debate with that inner voice, you feed a scene that has no rest because you are feeding separation. Real rest comes only when you withdraw your attention from the argument and align with the I AM that never wavers. See the other as a projection of your own consciousness, not an adversary to conquer, but a signal to choose the inner kingdom. By simply assuming peace here and now, you shift the entire scene. The moment you imagine, feel, and inhabit the quiet I AM, the clamor dissolves; the so-called fool loses their apparent force, and the wise man rests within the unity of awareness. This is not denial but discernment: you judge nothing, you simply shift your focus to life as awareness, and the external debate loses its grip.