Inner Cleansing Beyond Snow

Neville's Inner Vision

From the I AM, Job’s line reveals the futility of seeking inner cleanliness in outer baths. The hands may be washed and the skin may gleam, yet the watcher—awareness itself—knows you are not defined by soap, but by your consciousness. When you identify with the sense of uncleanliness, you invite more washing and more striving; when you identify with the I AM, purification appears as a movement of consciousness, not a bath. See the snow water image as a symbol of habit: a ritual that points you toward the truth that your state precedes every deed. Realize you are already clean in the sight of God, and your life will reflect that inner purity as you imagine it into form. Your imagination creates reality; the world rearranges to fit the inner state you assume.