Inner Clay, Eternal I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 4:19–20 presents the image of those who dwell in houses of clay, whose foundation is in dust, crushed before the moth, destroyed from morning to evening, and perishing for ever without regard. Read through Neville’s lens, these lines disclose a truth about your inner state: the body and outward fortune are not fixtures of reality but temporary forms within consciousness. The world you inhabit arises from the moves of your mind, the inner weather of belief. When you identify with these changing forms, you experience loss and doom; when you identify with the I AM that you truly are, you witness the changes as passing appearances in a scene you script with awareness. The moth is not fate but the minute worries gnawing at your sense of stability; the morning-to-evening destruction is the shifting of states, not a death of you who remains the perceiver. The invitation is to revise your assumption: you are the eternal I AM, the foundation that never shakes, and every destruction occurs within you as a dream awaiting correction by consciousness.