Inner Return and Repositioning

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the verse as inner geography. The morning rise of David and his men is not a march through fields but a movement of consciousness. The land they leave—the Philistine realm—maps a habit of limitation; the I AM chooses a new scene and steps into it by assumption. When you 'depart' in imagination, you are not escaping; you are shifting your inner center, aligning with a state that already knows its own being. The Philistines’ ascent to Jezreel mirrors the outer world responding to your inner decision. As you revise your self-conception, your environment follows. Neville would have you realize: you are not seeking a change in condition, but dissolving the old state and waking to an awareness that never left you. The moment of morning is a sign: the prior story is finished, and a new one is present in you. Stand in that certainty, and let your feeling-tones corroborate the new self you have chosen.