Inner Time Stilled by Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the sun and moon are not distant bodies but faculties of consciousness—sight and understanding—that pause when I rest in a state of aware being. 'Stood still in their habitation' signals a moment when time slows because I refuse to react from lack or fear and instead anchor my attention in the present divine radiance. 'At the light of thine arrows they went, and at the shining of thy glittering spear' points to the decisive acts of imagination—my bold assumptions, my trust, and my steady focus—that compel outward events to move in alignment with my inner vision. The light is not outside me; it is the certainty I hold about the fulfilled state, I AM-ness I assume here and now. When I dwell in that inner true light, providence guides me, and past delays yield to a clear direction. This is presence: God within acting as the I AM, turning fear into faith and converting anticipation into realized reality. The verse invites me to practice habitual inner alignment until the world mirrors the assumed outcome.