Flight to Refuge: Inner Sanctuary

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s escape is not a mere escape of the body, but a turning of the inner sight. When Saul’s pursuit presses, the soul may move to Samuel—the I AM within—where truth is spoken and safety is claimed. Ramah becomes the inner courtroom where you face fear with honest acknowledgment; Naioth becomes the quiet sanctuary where you dwell in union with the divine. By telling your inner Samuel what is done to you, you acknowledge the governing power of your own awareness and invite Providence to reorganize the scene according to your present assumption. The flight you imitate is a mental relocation from danger to witness; the real journey is the shift of consciousness from outer attack to inner refuge. Perseverance here means returning again and again to the I AM, not fighting circumstances but aligning with their cause in your awareness. In this alignment, Saul’s threats dissolve into possibilities, and the unseen protection of God-Identity becomes your daily experience.