Pathways of Inner Light

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, the fenced way and the darkness are not outer conditions but the state of your consciousness in the moment. God is the I AM, the aware I that remains unmoved while you interpret events as punishment. The fence you call a wall is simply a belief you have embraced about your limits; the darkness is the mood you keep feeding in imagination. When Job says his glory is stripped and the crown taken, translate that into your own sense of dignity and authority being temporarily forgotten or set aside by a habit of thinking that you are exposed. The line that he is destroyed on every side speaks to the old story dissolving under new awareness; the apparent ruin is only the erasure of a prior identification. And the passage of hope being removed like a tree shows how a rooted expectation can wither when you forget you are the dreamer, not the dream. The remedy is simple, but radical: awaken as the I AM, revise the inner posture, and feel that the desired passage is already open in your consciousness.