Inner Darkness Transformed

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the words of Job 15:30 reveal not a fate assigned to a man, but a pattern of consciousness. Darkness is a mental posture—an image of separation from the light of awareness. The flame that dries up his branches is the active word of life in your inner world eroding the stiff growths born of fear and habit. The breath of his mouth signifies the spoken living reality you give to your inner state; by making a decree with your own inward speech, you invite the old vision to depart. The line does not condemn you; it teaches you accountability: what you believe, you manifest. Suffering and trials are instruments that expose the truth that you are the awareness behind the scene, not the wounded self. When you assume a new state—being the I AM, aware, unconditional, unaffected—the darkness cannot remain; the imagined branches dry, and the breath that once carried fear dissolves into stillness. The promise is not of punishment, but of a transforming consciousness that leaves the old form behind.