Watering Clouds of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture Job 37:11 as the inner economy of your consciousness. The water that wearieth the thick cloud is not rain upon the world but the persistent flood of awareness you pour into a stubborn belief. The thick cloud represents a condition your senses call real, a conditioning that seems to bind you. Yet the same water simultaneously scatters the bright cloud—the light of seeming certainty—by breaking its hold through the intimate pressure of consciousness. In Neville’s terms, you are not appealing to weather outside but revising the inner state: you imagine from the I AM, you dwell in awareness, and you let the feeling of the truth you intend do the work. The act of watering fatigues the old form, and the new form arises in its place, not by argument but by acknowledgment of what you are already. Cultivate a certainty that your life is already governed by the I AM, and let that inner weather change the scene you observe.