Inner Ramoth: A Conscious Battle

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, this is no mere political quarrel but an inner weather report. Ramoth-Gilead stands as a defended state of consciousness within you. The proposed battle reveals the tug between old self-images and a rising sense of I AM sovereignty. Ahab's boast 'Ramoth-Gilead is ours' represents your tendency to cling to familiar conditions—not to the newer light you could inhabit. Jehoshaphat's reply, 'I am as thou art,' mirrors the mind that submits to the present self-image instead of choosing a higher order. The true question is: who rules your inner kingdom? Scripture, in Neville's sense, records your inner states; the fortress is your current attitude, and the surrounding conflict is your opportunity to revise. When you align with the I AM and claim Ramoth-Gilead as your own, you invite true sovereignty to reign, dissolving fear-driven divisions. The scene invites a single act: assume the feeling of possession of the inner land through imagination, and watch the outer claims fade as your consciousness quiets into oneness.