Breath of God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Job’s words, when read through the I AM lens, reveal that the breath you call life and the Spirit you name God are not events happening to you, but your own inner states. The verse speaks of a divine livingness that does not depend on outer judgment or the storms of the soul; it is the constant awareness that you are, here and now, the one who lives as God. If God liveth in your awareness and the Spirit occupies your nostrils, then suffering and vexation are merely movements within consciousness, not permanent truths. Your 'judgment' is an outer opinion, and the Almighty’s vexation is an inner resistance you can revise by turning attention back to the I AM. In this perspective, the sustaining breath is the sign that you never left the divine presence; you merely forgot. By assuming the feeling of the I AM alive and the Spirit animating your life, you re-state your identity as consciousness, not circumstance. In that act, Job’s verses become a practice: the inner covenant of life, held steady by the breath that witnesses the divine within.