Inner Grace for the Humble

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner world is the court of your life. The ‘scorners’ and the ‘lowly’ are not external people, but states of consciousness. When you scorn, you exclude, resist, and keep life at bay; you are signaling a wall against the I AM that you truly are. Proverbs 3:34 speaks to your awareness: God’s grace rests on the humble—those who acknowledge their dependence on the Presence and open themselves to its inflow. See that the scorner-voice is a habit of fear, not a fixed fate. When you abandon that voice and adopt the feeling of humility as your natural stance—quiet, receptive, consenting to be led by the divine—you become a doorway through which grace can enter. The I AM responds to belief, not to outward display; it answers the softened heart which forgives, yields, and aligns with the total life. So you revise: there is no judgment to keep; there is only the grace that flows to the open, to the nameless “lowly” state that simply lets life move through. Grace is yours as you consent to be guided by awareness.