Equity Among Inner Warriors

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the scene as a drama of your own consciousness. The two hundred fainting men and those who pressed on are not separate beings; they are inner states within the one I AM. The wicked men of Belial represent a split identity that would keep victory to the few, but David, speaking from the LORD within, declares that what is given belongs to all. The line 'the LORD hath given us' is your awareness acknowledging that the prize you see is already yours in consciousness, delivered into your hand by your own unity. The law 'as his part is that goeth down to the battle, so shall his part be that tarrieth by the stuff; they shall part alike' becomes an inner covenant: every facet of you—effort and rest, courage and doubt—receives an equal share of the result. When you hold this, the pursuit and the prize become one movement of consciousness, and abundance flows to every part of you, not just the part that acts openly. The first victory is your inner agreement; the outer form follows as a natural expression of that settled unity.