From Broken Purposes to Inner Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Let us read Job 17:11-12 as a revelation of consciousness, not history. What you call days that are past, and purposes broken off, are simply the old self-image you have ceased identifying with. The night turning into day and the brief light do not describe a change in the weather; they describe the way your attention has organized perception. When you believe you are at the end of your plans, you are only at the boundary where the I AM can reassert itself. The light disappears only in a mind enthralled to lack; in the I AM, there is no real night. Imagination creates the new day, and the heart's thoughts can be revised to align with a fixed reality: you are already the aware one, the self that never dies to the possibility of joy. Practice this: assume the state 'I AM the source and author of my days,' feel that certainty settle as a tangible light within you, and watch the scenes adjust to reflect a renewed purpose.