Inner News, Deliverance Rising

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the scene as an inner psychology: the messengers are thoughts delivering a story to your awareness, and the people who weep are your settled feelings reacting to belief. Saul, stepping from the field, is the I AM of your consciousness returning to center after labor in attention. The field represents ongoing attention; the tidings of Jabesh signal a promise of deliverance entering your mind. When the inner governor asks, 'What aileth the people that they weep?' you notice how your present sense of trouble is merely a mood stirred by a narrative. The news about Jabesh is the seed of salvation being sown in your state of mind. By accepting this tidings as already true, you shift from fear to expectancy; the tears soften into relief as the mind concedes that the outer scene is moving toward redemption. This inner drama invites you to dwell in the I AM and to revise toward wholeness, reading every bulletin of your day as a forecast of deliverance rather than a verdict of distress.