Inner Speech, Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Psalm is not about a man outside you but about a state of consciousness you are entertaining as real. The mouth filled with curses, deceit, and fraud is the surface of a deep inner conviction where the I AM has not yet asserted its sovereignty. Under the tongue, mischief and vanity reveal a hidden motive to manipulate or triumph through clever words rather than speak the truth. All speech is a projection of your inner world; to alter it you must alter the state from which you speak. Begin by assuming a higher I AM is the ruler of your house, that purity and integrity are your natural expression. Speak inwardly to yourself as the one who forgives, tells the truth in love, and holds himself accountable for every word. Revise any old narrative that justifies deceit or vanity and replace it with a durable truth: I am the I AM; my words are honest; my life speaks the law of truth through me. When you feel the shift, your outward speech follows, and judgment becomes accountable love rather than condemnation.