Breath of Endurance in Job

Neville's Inner Vision

In this moment Job speaks from a state of despair, and the outer condition mirrors an inner belief you are tempted to accept. The breath that seems corrupt is the cry of a consciousness convinced that life is endangered; yet it is only a signal from your awareness about where you have placed your attention. You are not merely reading facts; you are choosing a state. The graves, mockers, and provocation are projections of a mind clinging to separation. When you assume that you are the I AM, that consciousness which never dies, you stop feeding the story with fear and begin to revise it from the inside. Restate your presence as life, wholeness, and continuity; feel the breath as the steady touch of spirit rather than decay. Endurance comes not from resisting appearances, but from aligning with the truth that your awareness creates, and that this moment can be renewed by a simple shift in assumption. Commit to a reality in which you are eternally alive.