Inner Armies Against Fear

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the assembling of Ammon's host is your inner state engaging with fear. When you 'see you have made yourself odious to David,' that judgment triggers you to hire chariots—outer conditions—out of Mesopotamia and beyond as if you could secure safety by wealth or force. The thirty-two thousand chariots, plus Maachah and his people, are the many thoughts and attachments that rise to defend the ego against the inner ruler, the David within you. Yet these armies do not come from without; they are the psychic weather your belief conjures to prove your separation from the I AM. Neville teaches that the Kingdom of God sits in consciousness, not on a battlefield. The moment you recall that you are the I AM, that you affirm the inner king who sets the terms of reality, the whole scenario rearranges. Providence is your inner alignment, your decision to feel the reality of your oneness and authority here and now. The battle is a suggestion; by assuming the state of David, you dissolve the outward threat and restore peace within.