Inner Wisdom and Discretion

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose you are the I AM, the awareness beneath every thought. The instruction of Proverbs 5:1-2 becomes a call to listen to wisdom within and to train your imagination to act from that light. When you attend unto understanding, you are not chasing cleverness but aligning with the quiet, steady flame of consciousness. Discretion arises as the natural mood of your inner self, a discernment that refuses to utter words contrary to the knowledge you already hold. Your lips keeping knowledge means your speech flows from inner conviction rather than fear, vanity, or impulse. See the son as your ordinary self kneeling to the silent mentor within, hearing, then revising your inner dialogue accordingly. Picture yourself practicing daily revision—imagining you already possess the discernment you seek and speaking from that place—and feel the confidence of that inner tone radiate outward. As you persist, the outer world will reflect the inward discipline, and your life will become the living expression of discreet, knowledge-based imagination at work.