Whispers of Faithful Speech

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear the psalmist speak of unfaithful mouths is to hear the problem of a mind believing in separation. In the Neville key, 'no faithfulness in their mouth' points to a state of consciousness in which your outward speech expresses a hidden belief, while the inward part whispers wickedness. The throat becomes an open sepulchre whenever you speak from fear instead of truth, flattering the tongue to keep egos comfortable. But God—the I AM, your naked awareness— is not a condemning judge; it is the light you awaken in yourself. When you realize you are the operator of the inner kingdom, you may consciously revise: assume a state in which your inner trust and your outer words are one with truth and love. Feel it real: speak as if faithfulness already existed in your mouth, and let the inner movement align with the outer expression. Through imagination you dissolve the barrier between inner intention and outward sound, and your life begins to reflect the truth you have assumed.