Haste, Truth, and Trust

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 116:11 is not a verdict about others but a snapshot of your inner state when you are rushed and unsettled. It shows that you are listening to surface appearances and forgetting the I AM that governs your world. The inner truth is that appearances reflect your state of consciousness; the idea 'all men are liars' arises from a mind clinging to hurt and scarcity, not from an objective law. By returning to the I AM within, you revise this impression: you choose to see others through a lens of trust and genuine seeking for truth. As you assume a state of quiet discernment—knowing that truth remains intact beyond appearances—the inner movements realign. You will notice that trust, humility, and wisdom replace cynicism, and your relations reflect a kinder reality. The more consistently you dwell in the assumption 'I AM' sees truth in all, the less often the hasty judgment returns, and the world answers with greater harmony.