Gilboa to Inner Sovereignty

Neville's Inner Vision

See the outward battle as a mirror of inner condition. In the Neville mode, Real Life is the I AM that witnesses the scene. The men of Israel are your human states of consciousness—fear, doubt, resistance—running from the threat of Goliath thoughts. When you consent to the scene as final, you feed attention to the outer conflict and neglect inner leadership. Yet the true King sits not on Gilboa but within the I AM, the unchanging reality that remains when you stop identifying with the fleeing self. The mountain is an elevated awareness; in the moment you turn from fear and declare I AM, you re-enter God's Kingdom where victory is already established in consciousness. The act of revision is not denial but recognition: acknowledge the inner king and command the scene to reflect sovereignty, peace, and order. Persist in this inner assumption, and the evidence of your life aligns with the inner victory you have assumed.