Inner Sun, Outer Shadows

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the sun as your own I AM, the ever-present awareness that witnesses every scene. When the verse speaks of light being sweet, it is a reminder that your inner sight thrives on realization rather than on changing circumstances. The 'days of darkness' are not future events but the moments you take as real without the awareness of your true nature. In Neville's language, all that comes is vanity only while you identify with transient conditions; once you assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you awaken the inner sun that casts out shadows. You do not seek to conquer time; you revise time by assuming you are already living from you and not through you. Each moment you refuse to chase external joys and instead dwell in the state of I AM, you make the daybreak permanent in your inner world. The long years become longings transformed into consistent, luminous consciousness.