Inner Command of Sun and Moon

Neville's Inner Vision

Like Joshua, you discover that the world obeys the consciousness that names it. The sun and moon are not mere celestial bodies but two great movements of attention—persistence and cadence—holding your moment of decision until your inner work is complete. When Joshua speaks to the LORD, he names a shifted state of being: a still mind, paused time, and an unwavering will. This is not a miracle happening outside you, but a demonstration that the I AM, your own awareness, can suspend the apparent march of circumstances in answer to a clear petition born from certainty. The 'enemy' to be avenged becomes fear, doubt, or a limiting belief. As you hold the image of stillness and speak from that I AM stance, you align with the providence within, and the scene bends to your inner decree. The moment of stillness is your inner diagnosis: you are not at the mercy of events, you are the imagining of events. Practice remains.