Unmoved by Outer Arrows

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader, Job’s lines invite you to claim your inner fortress. The arrow cannot move the I AM; sling stones become stubble when the mind refuses to grant them reality. Outer attack is an echo of a belief you still hold about yourself. If you, as consciousness, assume a state unmoved by fear, appearances bow to your assumption. Your faith is not in weapons but in the inner witness that cannot be shaken. Providence then aligns events to fit the end you have already imagined as real. The warfare is spiritual: revise the scene by feeling the end already accomplished, and the shaking of a spear becomes laughter from a distant theater. The world conforms to the state you inhabit; dwell long enough in the conviction that you are the I AM and the power behind every arrow, and the landscape will reflect your inner certainty.