Darkness to Inner Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 8:21–22 reveals a mind in distress, marching through a barren land of hunger while accusing the king and God. In Neville’s view, this is not punishment from without but a mother's weaving of consciousness: you project hardship when you forget that God is I AM, the awareness that animates all. Hunger is the symbol of a soul cut off from its source, and dimness and anguish arise from habitual interpretation rather than fact. When you identify with a king or a god apart from your own I AM, you render yourself powerless to the present power of awareness. The cure is inner revision: affirm that the I AM within is already supplying every good, and feel that fullness here and now, until the world around you reflects that inner state. Rather than cursing, bless the inner governor; the night dissolves as dawn of a new perception rises, and the land of trouble becomes a landscape of conscious abundance.