Goliath of Mind, Kingdom Within

Neville's Inner Vision

That out from the camp, a champion named Goliath, of Gath, whose height was six cubits and a span, is not a man standing on a field but a symbol in your own mind—an entrenched belief that some lack or danger is real. The Philistines are the outer world of appearances pressing on you with measured degrees of possibility; the height of six cubits and a span describes how vividly you have magnified this belief with attention. Yet the Kingdom of God is your present awareness, the I AM which does not move when appearances threaten. When you align with I AM, the outer giant loses its grip, for reality is dreamt by consciousness. The moment you imagine that the giant has already fallen, you write the script from within; the scene of fear collapses and a victorious inner awareness takes its place. The giant's stature is not a fact in God’s realm; it is a belief your mind has kept alive. As you dwell in the I AM, you come to realize you are the sovereign who creates the measure of every scene.