Inner Light Restored

Neville's Inner Vision

Be aware that the fourth trumpet does not extinguish all light, only a third—the part of your mind that imagines limitation. The sun, moon, and stars symbolize your central certainties, your sense of direction, and the timings by which you measure reality. When a third is darkened, you experience a day that does not shine fully and a night that is more shadowed than you expect. This is not a cosmic punishment, but a gentle invitation: turn your attention from the outer appearances to the I AM within. In this interpretation, the events are inner movements of belief, not external fate. If you want to restore the light, you must revise the state you are in by assuming the truth of your being as the illumining presence. Say, in stillness, I am the light that never fails; I choose to awaken to the day’s full brightness now. As you dwell in that conviction, the inner sun, moon, and stars resume their normal radiance, and your day and night are governed by one sovereign light—the awareness that you are God in expression.