Job 7:8-10 Inner Death

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that Job speaks from a state of awareness that believes in endings—eyes that saw me, I shall be unseen; the cloud vanishes; the grave keeps one from returning. Yet in the Neville scheme, these lines are not about tragedy but about belief moving in a new direction. The 'eye' you fear losing is not a person but your former level of consciousness. When you are awake in the I AM, the seen world is but a field your mind uses to experience itself; the cloud that covers you is simply a late image dissolving as you assume a newer state. The grave is not a place apart from God but a misreading of your own awareness—a habit of mind that says, 'this is final.' You can revise it by accepting that your present experience is only a translation of your inner state and that your true house is the one built from the eternal I AM. When you persist in that awareness, the sense of loss becomes a door opening to a renewed life.