Inner Wrath as I AM Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 16:9 presents a scene of being torn by wrath and eyed by an enemy, a fierce drama. In the Neville manner, the 'he' is not a distant tyrant but the voice of your own consciousness—your current state of awareness pointing to what you are imagining as real. The tearing and the gnashing are the movements of fear and projection inside you; the enemy's blazing eyes are attention placed upon a belief of separation. Your true I AM, the awareness that you are, does not suffer; it simply witnesses. By shifting the assumption, you rewrite the scene: declare that you are wholly loved and unassailable by any external force. As you dwell in the I AM, the 'wrath' loses its grip; its energy becomes a purifying fire burning away the illusion of separation. The enemy's gaze softens as you see it as a mirror of inner resistance dissolving in acceptance of your divine nature. The inner drama ends when you close the gap between you and the watcher within, letting your felt sense align with limitless life.