Inner Weather Of Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 38:37 asks, in effect, who can number the clouds in wisdom or bind the bottles of heaven. In Neville’s practice, these clouds and bottles are inner states—thoughts and receptive faculties—within your own consciousness. The verse points to the limits of an outward grasp, yet you can invert it: you are the I AM, the one who observes and can revise. When you assume the feeling of your wish as already present, the inner weather changes; clouds rearrange, rain returns, and events align with your inner conviction. The I AM does not bargain with circumstance; it simply recognizes itself as complete, and reality follows the certainty you provide. So you practice by dwelling in the state you desire, feeling it as real, and knowing you are the source of every event. Do not chase results; inhabit the state until the old weather dissolves into a new pattern. The act of imagining is your act of creation, not a plea, but a demonstration of your inherent power.