Inner Flight to Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Saul's javelin is not a weapon in fact, but a projection of fear from the surface of your mind. The wall becomes the boundary you imagine between your true self and the threat, and David's slipping away represents the moment when awareness shifts from identifying with the fear to recognizing the sufficiency of the I AM. In this inner drama, the pursuer is your restless thoughts; the protection is the steadfast I AM that cannot be harmed. The attempt to smite to the wall shows the mind's impulse to annihilate what it fears; yet the escape occurs by a change of condition in consciousness, not by force. When you inhabit the feeling that you are the I AM, you experience the same escape: the javelin leaves the wall, the threat dissolves, and you are free to continue your day unscathed. This is Providence moving through your present moment: the danger you fear is only a private vision, and deliverance comes when you revise the image with faith in your inner safety. Practice turning toward the I AM right now, and notice how fear loses its grip.