Light Over Clouds Within Job 36

Neville's Inner Vision

In this text, the spreadings of the clouds and the light upon them are not external facts but states of consciousness you travel in imagination. The 'noise of His tabernacle' points to the inner rhythm of your own mind—the sanctuary where meanings are born. When Job says He spreads His light upon it and covers the bottom of the sea, he is describing how your awareness can awaken and illuminate the hidden depths of your subconscious. The light is not coming from outside; it is the I AM, the conscious you, shining upon every thought, every feeling, every memory. Clouds are thoughts forming and dispersing; the sea bottom is the buried desire, the root of your unspoken yearnings. As you accept that your awareness is the light that orders these phenomena, you will see that discernment arises naturally: what you behold in life is your inner state mirrored back. Practice by assuming that you are already the light that fills the sky of your mind, and revise any belief that clouds govern you.