Inner Eye on Proverbs 7:10

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s vision, the harlot’s attire is not a person but a symbol born in your own imagination—the seductive feed of senses, the clever stories your mind tells to justify compromise. The woman stands at the threshold of a choice, yet she is not outside you; she is a state of consciousness wearing a mask of beauty and charm. Each glance, each motive is an inner movement of heart, and you, the I AM, are the witness who can remain unmoved by appearances. When you fear danger, you experience a moment of awareness that you are more than form, that your true kingdom is the inner alignment of your life with the idea you assume. The verse then becomes a practice: acknowledge the inner observer, refuse identification with the appearance, and revise your sense of self to purity, integrity, and discernment. By imagining yourself as the undivided I AM, you domesticate the movement of desire and let wisdom govern your steps rather than appetite.