Inner Excellency Always

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre of consciousness, Job’s words are a reflection of a fluctuating state. The morning-to-evening decay is not a cosmic verdict but a signal that you have identified with a belief that you are unwise or transient. The 'excellency' within them—your true discernment and vitality—remains, though it may seem to vanish when you cling to appearances. When you reinterpret this scene through I AM awareness, you realize the perceived death is the old state dissolving as you stop affirming it. Wisdom is not an external possession but the living awareness that endures when you withdraw belief from lack. If you persist in the assumption that your essential excellency is present, the dying picture yields to a fresh conviction: I am the wisdom that remains, the light behind every event. The world conforms to the state you entertain within; change the inner state, and the outer turns toward enduring truth.