Inner Mediator Within Job

Neville's Inner Vision

Job's cry that there is no daysman between us is the inner confession of a mind clinging to separation. The mediator he seeks is not a fellow man but the self’s higher state—the I AM—your constant presence. When you stop awaiting a referee outside and claim the state that already is, fear loses its grip. Imagine the rod of fear being removed from your experience, and speak from the vantage point of the I AM; your words carry the authority of unity, not supplication. The trembling you fear is merely a belief in separation; the present moment is the altar where you accept your oneness. In that acceptance, you do not fear judgment, for there is only one judge—your own awakened consciousness. Thus the inner mediator arrives not from without, but from within, and speech becomes fearless, flowing from the unity you already embody.