Inner Sun, Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

When Job speaks of beholding the sun and the moon, he is naming outer bright images that seem to prove reality’s shape. Neville teaches that such images are not separate powers but expressions of your own consciousness. To say ‘my heart hath been secretly enticed’ is to acknowledge the mind’s habit of treating appearances as if they were causes; to kiss the hand is to bow to forms rather than to the I AM behind form. The temptation is idolatry—worshipping signs rather than the governor of signs. The antidote is simple: recognize that you are the I AM, the awareness that imagines and sustains your world; your inner state produces every birth and event. When you refuse to surrender to outer brightness, you maintain true worship by keeping your attention on the one power within—your own consciousness. In that light, sun and moon lose their claim to rule you; they become mere reflections of your own inner light. Obedience and faithfulness mean choosing to dwell in the inner kingdom, where you are the source and not the sign.