Inner Victory Through Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

The drama of David's campaign is a map of your inner battlefield. The Syrians are your doubts; the chariots and footmen are loud pictures of a mind clinging to separation and fear. When you gather all Israel—that is, assemble a unified state of awareness in imagination—you cross the Jordan of old limitations and set the battle in array within. As you stand in the I AM and assume the end you desire, the outward world mirrors your inward order: fears recede, the sense of being attacked dissolves, and your kingly authority is restored. The slain enemies symbolize the release of old conditions that no longer serve your higher self; their destruction clears mental clutter. Shophach, the captain, represents the leadership of limitation; when your inner army rests in the light of consciousness, that leadership dies. Providence appears as the orderly movement of your own awareness toward realization. Victory is not earned from without but assumed within, in the present creative act of the I AM you embody.