Darkness as Inner Consciousness Job 3:4-5

Neville's Inner Vision

Job’s cry, read through the Goddard lens, reveals a state of consciousness that has forgotten its own light. The day turning to darkness is not a cosmic verdict but an inner weather report, a picture your imagination has accepted as true. “Let that day be darkness” is the moment you have believed you are seen by a reality that cannot illumine you; “let not God regard it from above” is the mistaken sense that the I AM is distant while you stand in fear. Yet the truth remains: you are the I AM, the awareness that witnesses all scenes. Darkness and the shadow of death are only mental images loops you have replayed. The remedy is not to plead with fate but to revise: affirm that the light is already shining in your awareness, that the cloud is merely a thought passing across a clear sky. By re-choosing your inner weather, you invite the sun to rise within you, and the day aligns with hope and future promises.