Mantle of Calling

Neville's Inner Vision

Elisha, plowing with twelve yokes, stands as the image of a mind bound to ordinary labor. Elijah’s passing and the mantle cast upon him is not a historical gesture but a summons in the inner world. The mantle is a self-definition whispered into your I AM awareness; when you accept it, you are no longer the plowman of yesterday but the one already chosen for a higher vocation. The act shifts your center of identification; the old self yields to the new vision. Your imagination becomes the field where intention grows into reality, and your outer life will reflect the inner shift. The scene speaks of obedience and grace: when the inner invitation arrives, you answer, and grace bridges the space between what you are and what you are called to be. So revise today: assume you carry the mantle, feel its weight, and act from that state as if you are already the one called, until the inner state becomes your life.