Inner Call to Listen

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, 'hearken unto me' is not an external command but a turning of the inward gaze to the I AM that you are. The 'words of my mouth' are the stable, immutable thoughts you repeatedly choose to affirm. In Neville's light, you are not a victim of circumstance but the consciousness that believes its story into being. When you attend to that inner voice with resolve, you align your feeling with the truth that you are the cause and source of your experience. The call to 'children' becomes a gentle reminder of stages of awareness within you—naïve, obedient, discerning—and the drift from assumption to assumption dissolves as you practice conviction. Discrepancies fade when you stop listening to doubt and practice faith by feeling the desired state as already present. The verse is the door to transformation: it asks you to cease bargaining with appearances and to inhabit the certainty that your thoughts, heard and held, shape reality. In that inner courtroom, you are king, and the verdict is yours to decree.