Innocence Within Divine Paths

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Job, the outer scene of accusation and punishment is but an inner movement of mind. The 'I' who proclaims innocence is meeting a counter-thought that counts events as proof against him, just as the mind can resist a higher truth by clinging to appearances. The stocks and forced paths symbolize beliefs you have accepted about limitation, about being judged and restrained by circumstances. The bold claim that God is greater than man is not a call for external justice but a proclamation of the limitless awareness you are. The divine is the I AM within you, not some distant judge. When you cease arguing with appearances and dwell in the feeling of the One who governs all, you revise your inner state. You awaken to the truth that you are not separate from God but one with the all-encompassing consciousness that moves every event. The moment you stop striving to account for every matter and assume the feeling that you are led by the divine, your world shifts; trials melt into opportunities for the higher order your inner self now imagines.