Inner War, Divine Spoils

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, the battlefield is the theater of your own soul. The cattle, camels, sheep, and men you read about are not distant riches but the inner possessions you claim or lose in your states of consciousness. When the text says the war was of God, it signals that the struggle is not a random occurrence but a divine movement within you, a shift of your I AM toward a new alignment. The taking of spoils represents the assertion of new beliefs, capacities, and sensations that you allow into your world as you stand in the posture of a king in your inner land. The slaughter is the thinning of old fears and limitations that no longer serve your life, permitted because you have invoked a higher order of consciousness. The people dwelling until the captivity points to the rhythm of your experience: you reside in the results of your prior imaginal acts until a new state fully replaces it. Remember: the outer is but the echo of an inner decision.