Inner Victory by Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Let this tell you that the battle has already been won in the theater of consciousness. The Syrians fleeing are not men fleeing a king, but fear and limitation dissolving when your awareness is fixed in the I AM. Israel stands for the kingdom of God within, and David is the persistent, assured self that chooses what is true. When you acknowledge your own divinity, the chariots and the footmen—thousands of scattered thoughts, habits, and worries—lose their charge and retreat. The captain Shophach represents the stubborn image of control insisting on domination; his defeat indicates that your inner governor can move the heart of your mind away from coercion toward faith. The numbers point to magnitude of belief, but the method remains one: constant revision of the inner assumption, feeding it with feeling until it is more real than the sense of lack. Victory arises as you realize you are the I AM, and the world will align with that fixed conviction.