Job's Quiet Inner Path

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the I AM, the question dissolves. No one can publicly declare or condemn another’s path, for all paths unfold as movements of consciousness under divine order. Job asks, Who shall declare his way to his face?—a reminder that outward judgment is a private drama of the mind. The line about the grave and the tomb marks the end of mere ego-judgment in the outer world, not the end of being. The clods of the valley shall be sweet unto him, and every man shall draw after him, as there are innumerable before him: this is the whisper that the soul hears when it ceases to measure others by appearance and trusts the inner law. See that the true justice is not dispensed from without but arises from your state of consciousness; the righteous path is the inner alignment with the I AM, and providence quietly arranges events consistent with that state. When you accept this, you realize every life is carried by the same divine current, and you become more compassionate, discerning, and steady.