Songs in the Night Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 35:10–11 invites you to locate the maker where you are—the I AM that you really are—so that the question 'Where is God my maker?' becomes an inward acknowledgement, not a search. The 'songs in the night' are inner harmonies that rise when you assume a new state of consciousness; they are revelations given, not begged for. The lines that tell us God teaches more than beasts and makes us wiser than birds point to a discipline of inner discernment that surpasses outward comparison. In Neville's language, your experiences are not the evidence of an absent God, but the effects of your own inner assumption. When you assume the role of maker, you align with providence and guidance; the mind is illuminated, and order appears in seemingly random events. Thus, the night becomes a school of consciousness, and wisdom grows as you dwell in the consciousness that you are the maker and the songs you hear are your own inner reality coming to light.