Inner Thunder, Inner Word

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard frame, this passage speaks to the living state of consciousness. The thunder you hear is not external weather but the decisive voice of I AM, declaring your reality. Your heart trembling and being moved from its place represents the old sense of self yielding to a higher truth, a collapse of limiting identity. When Job says, hear attentively the noise of his voice, he is urging you to fix your attention on the inner vibration—the sudden, authoritative impression that arises within. The sound that goes out of his mouth is your own inner decree taking form; it is the creative word you utter in consciousness that manufactures experience. You are not a body acted upon by events, but awareness actively imagining a scene. The inner thunder aligns with your I AM, and your world conforms to that decree. The invitation is to assume you are the voice constructing your life, and to revise any lack until the inner sound matches the reality you desire.