End of Worldly Emotions

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened observer, Ecclesiastes is a map of inner states, not outer scenes. When you accept that love, hatred, and envy are not permanent you do not deny the sun’s theatre; you discover the I AM that watches it. Those emotions fade as you stop identifying with a separate self and rest in the One Consciousness that is always present. Under the sun the world may seem to move with taste and recoil; in truth these are mental movements, not facts about you. The verse asks for discernment: truth resides in your core awareness, not in transient conditions or other people's fortunes. By abiding in the I AM, you claim a fidelity that outlasts circumstance, a stability beyond praise or blame. And because imagination is your reality, you may practice imagining yourself as the constant I AM, letting that assumption revise memories of love, hate, and envy until they feel alien to your true nature. Then you live from inside out, and the outer sun reveals your state of being, not the other way around.