Proverbs 7:7 Inner Discernment

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the text, the 'simple ones' and the 'youth' are images of consciousness, not persons from without. The beholder is the I AM, awareness itself, capable of choosing what becomes real. To discern a young man void of understanding is to name a state of naiveté lodged in a part of your mind, a belief that has not yet awakened. The scene is a self-portrait of your inner condition; the act of I discern signals your readiness to revise it. The power to alter this state resides in the same consciousness that observes it. Turn inward and assume a new condition: the observer who understands. As you dwell on that image, the old sense of ignorance loosens, and clarity returns. Remember that imagination creates reality; feel the revised state as already present, and let it radiate into your outer life. Do not fight the mere form, but claim the truth behind it, and watch the world yield to your inner shift.