Evening Light Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville's ear, Zechariah is not predicting weather but shifting states of consciousness. 'That day' is the moment your awareness ceases to measure life by day or night and discovers itself as the I AM, the living light that cannot be split by contrast. The lines 'the light shall not be clear, nor dark' reveal the inner paradox: when you are identified with pure awareness, light and darkness coexist in a single, undivided radiance—not a change of weather but a transformation of the viewer. 'Not day, nor night'—the LORD knows this time as timeless consciousness, a constant I AM presence beyond schedules and dualities. Then, 'evening time it shall be light' marks a practical turning: during your ordinary transition moments—after a perceived loss or doubt—assume that the darkness is only a veil over the light that you already are. By dwelling in the feeling that the I AM is the light of your entire experience, you shift from reaction to realization, and consciousness itself becomes the brightness.