Inner Sun Reversal: Amos 8:9-10

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s key, the sun going dark in the clear day is not a meteorological event but a shift in your inner weather. The outward light you trust is but a symbol of your present state of consciousness, and when God says I will cause the sun to go down, He speaks to you as the I AM, your awareness, deciding to revise what feels real. The feasts and songs becoming mourning reveal how, when you are identified with lack or separation, life’s celebrations sour and your inner pace slows. Yet the message is not judgment but a challenge: shed the old garments—sackcloth on the loins, baldness on every head—the worn identities by which you define yourself in time, and welcome the birth of your true self, the only son of your inner being. The bitter day marks an ending of a false sense of time, a doorway into a new day where you know that all events are manifestations of consciousness. Your world is not contrived by chance but created by the state you entertain within.