Comfort in Sorrow Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Job’s cry is not about relief from pain alone, but about a turning of your inner state. The 'comfort' he seeks arises as you recognize the I AM within and refuse to surrender the truth you already know. To 'harden yourself in sorrow' is to stand firm in alignment with the inner decree, not to negate feeling but to outlast it with the certainty that the Holy One’s words dwell inside you as your own abiding truth. When you can say, in inner speech, 'I have not concealed the words of the Holy One,' you reveal that the narrative of lack is only a surface movement in consciousness. Neville’s psychology teaches that your outer circumstances are only reflections of your inner condition; by revoking the fear and anchoring the truth, you shift the entire field. The Holy One’s words become your inner commander, guiding perception, steadiness, and comfort. As you dwell in that recognition, sorrow loosens its grip; perseverance becomes your natural expression, and the felt sense of God within you confirms you are most assuredly alive to comfort.