Dissolving the Net of Fate

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that the scene in Job’s words is a picture of a mind convinced it is separated from its source. The net and the fencing are beliefs that you are blocked, that a power outside your I AM controls your steps. The cry I cry out of wrong, but I am not heard is the inner protest of a consciousness sure it has been wronged, not yet crowned by awareness. Yet the I AM is not deaf; the listening happens in you, as you. By saying that God hath overthrown me, you are naming a mistaken state rather than a fact of reality. Remember: God, the I AM, is the life that moves through all paths; darkness and blockage are shadows cast by limited perception. You do not pass judgment on yourself; you are the one who interprets your experience. By assuming a new premise I am the I AM, and this moment divine order and light are guiding my steps you loosen the net, brighten the way, and reveal opportunities previously unseen. The path itself becomes clear as consciousness agrees with its source.