Inner Majesty Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, Job is not about external kings and tribulations, but about your states of consciousness. Deck thyself with majesty means assume the state of kingship—the I AM—that now resides in you. When you imagine yourself arrayed in glory, you are not telling God what to do; you are telling yourself what you are. The wrath you must cast out is the impulse to judge and condemn; see pride as a restless ego wearing a crown of self-importance. Look on the proud and bring them low within the mind's landscape, not by conflict but by the still inner correction of awareness. Tread down the wicked in their place; identify the inner patterns of fear and hatred and refuse them the life of your attention. This is aligning with the inner order of righteousness; you are the one who defines what is true in your world by the intensity of your conscious assumption. When you stay with this image, imagination becomes the law of your experience, and the outer world follows.