Inner Sun and I Am Light

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, the sun, the moon, and the stars are not external divinities but symbols of your own states of consciousness praising the one light. Praise, in this light, is not an outward ritual but the recognition that awareness—the I AM—alone gives form and order to all you behold. When you accept that there is but one source of light, you align your inner disposition with creation's inherent harmony; the day symbolizes active consciousness, the night reflects inner stillness, and the stars signify the many faculties of imagination arranged in rightful order by the I AM. As you imagine yourself as the light that underpins all scenes, you are not serving the sun but becoming it. Your world responds to the feeling of being the source of light, not to a distant object of worship. Thus, the act of praise becomes an inner revision: you declare, I am the light by which all things are seen. Rest in that awareness, and notice events and people reflecting your radiant nature.