Silence the Lying Tongue Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the opening of the mouth against you as a tableau of your own inner chatter. The wicked words are not coming from outside but from a state of consciousness you have not yet claimed as your own. When you hear accusation, you are experiencing fear and a mind that imagines itself judged. The \"deceitful\" tongues are the distortions your ego spins when it feels its integrity threatened. In truth, God is the I AM, the stable watcher who does not bend to rumor; the world merely reflects the beliefs you currently entertain. If you would know truth and faithfulness, you must arrest the projection and return to stillness. In that quiet, the sense of injustice dissolves, and your own heart discovers that you are not touched by another's lie but by your own choice to believe it. The scene is a dream room in which you, the speaker and the listener, awaken to the realization that you are the authority behind every voice. When you assume the light of your I AM, the lie loses its gravity and integrity returns.