There Is a Cause Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene, Eliab’s anger is not a brother’s grievance but a projection of your own doubting mind. The battle is not fought on a field but within your consciousness, where your self-concept forms the stage of action. David’s quiet question, 'What have I now done? Is there not a cause?' is your inner awakening asking for a justification in line with your I AM. When the crowd repeats the verdict, you feel the pressure of an old story, but this is the moment to revise it. Assume the state that you are the one who sees the cause, the I AM that assigns meaning to your world, and let the feeling of purpose fill your chest. The rivalry dissolves as you realize you are not defined by others' judgments but by the truth you cultivate within. The courage you seek is already present as the awareness that there is a cause in you now, waiting to be acted upon.