Forget Complaint, Find Inner Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

To Job's vow, 'If I say, I will forget my complaint,' realize this is not denial but a decisive reframe of consciousness. The 'I' who speaks is the I AM, the aware presence that endures beyond a single mood. When heaviness is named and chosen as something to leave behind, you are not erasing events; you are choosing a different inner state through imagination. Forgetting the complaint becomes an act of revision: you imagine peace as already real, and your inner weather shifts to match that reality. In this light, forgiveness and reconciliation begin within: you grant yourself the mercy of a fresh perception, and the world mirrors that mercy as it can. The path to Shalom is a practice of feeling-it-real and assumption: on waking or in quiet, assume you are already at peace, that the source of your distress is a mis-telling of the I AM. Thus, you align with the inner truth that God is the I AM, and your imagination is the steward of conversion, turning heaviness into harmony.