Inner Speech and Divine Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the 'they' as the many voices inside your own consciousness. There is no faithfulness in their mouth; you hear the old self that speaks flatteringly, hides its wickedness behind smooth talk, and keeps you thinking you are apart from the I AM. Psalm 5:9–10 is not about others but about the states you entertain; when you identify with the I AM—the awareness that you are God in expression—the inner sepulchre yields to light. The cry to destroy them becomes a call to dissolve those counterfeit scripts by their own schemes; let the old counsels collapse as you refuse to act them out in imagination. As you persist in the conviction that you are one with divine order, you cast out the rebellious thought and replace it with faithful speech that aligns with truth. By feeling it real that your imagination speaks truth, you reverse the inner narrative: the mind’s flattery drops away and the heart becomes a living altar of integrity.