Heed the Inner Teacher

Neville's Inner Vision

"Come, ye children, hearken unto me" is an invitation to step from surface talking into the quiet inner classroom of consciousness. The voice here stands as your higher I AM, the steady awareness that knows there is more to life than knee-jerk reaction. "I will teach you the fear of the LORD" becomes this: I will train your mind to stand in awe and reverence, not of fright, but of alignment with your true nature. The fear of the LORD is wisdom in action—discernment that watches your thoughts and chooses what honors your inner kingdom. It separates unconscious impulse from the holy center, inviting obedience, faithfulness, and a refined sense of what is right for your life. In Neville's terms, this is a practical remodeling of your inner image: you imagine yourself listening, choosing, and living as one who respects the divine order within. The inner teacher is always present; as you practice listening, your consciousness expands beyond old patterns. Fear shifts to trust, discernment grows, and holiness becomes your habitual reality, placed by your own deliberate inner declaration.