Inner Law of Proverbs 3:1-2

Neville's Inner Vision

In the moment you hear 'My son, forget not my law; but let thine heart keep my commandments,' understand the law not as external decree but as the inner pattern of your I AM. Forgetting the law signifies slipping from the inner rhythm; remembering it means returning to harmonious alignment with the divine order already present within consciousness. The commandments become felt principles you cultivate in your chest—inner dispositions that govern how you imagine and respond. When you dwell in this inner law, the text promises length of days, long life, and peace not as distant rewards but as natural additions to your state of being. Your outer world reflects your inner state; any revision toward unity with this inner covenant invites longevity and serenity as effects of your assumed alignment. Practice, therefore, the art of assuming you live entirely under this inward rule, and let your heart beat in time with it. The more vividly you picture such order, the more your life unfolds as its blessing in form.