Silence the Greed Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the allegory of Paul's charge, you are not defending a person but disclosing a state of consciousness. 'Mouths' are the inner utterances by which you justify fear, desire, and the greed that says 'more is the measure.' When such thoughts subvert your inner 'house'—your beliefs, hour-by-hour alignment with truth—they enact a subtle revolution against your true self. The instruction to stop their mouths is an invitation to become the watcher, to refuse to give airtime to every impulse that claims lucre as the standard. In Neville's terms, you must imagine yourself already complete in the I AM, and let the old voices fade as you dwell in the awareness that nothing external can decree your value. The moment you fix your attention on that inner conviction, the greedy rhetoric loses its grip, and the inner home stabilizes in truth. Truth is not a demand but a realization: God within, your I AM, who never bargains away your worth.