Vineyards Of Inner Seeing

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner key of Job 24:18, the phrase 'swift as the waters' reveals not a person but a stream of thoughts that hurry you away from settled perception. 'Their portion is cursed in the earth' indicates a life lived by fear or judgment, producing a barren soil where future fruit cannot take root. The 'way of the vineyards' is the inner way of discernment—an art of seeing with patience, tending experiences, and allowing truth to ripen. Neville Goddard would insist that God is the I AM awareness, and the outer scene is merely a screen for your inner state. If you find yourself calling someone swift or cursed, you are reading your own inner momentum rather than the eternal garden within. The correction is simple but radical: assume a state in which you are the steward of the vineyard, where attention is fixed on cultivation rather than accident. Feel-as-if your consciousness stands rooted, you observe clearly, and your imagination works to bring forth fruit. With that revision, the storm of quick judgments subsides, and the inner field yields.