Asa's Prayer, Inner Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

This narrative is a naked map of your inner state. Asa’s cry, 'LORD, it is nothing with thee to help,' is your admission that the I AM within can overcome any odds. When you rest on the I AM and proceed in the name of your true self, you align your inner consciousness with an irresistible power. The Lord striking the Ethiopians before Asa symbolizes how your entrenched beliefs of lack dissolve when confronted by unwavering trust. The pursuit and spoil signal that once your inner alignment is established, circumstances bend to furnish the fulfillment you expect. The fear that comes upon the cities represents the weather of your mind under siege; with true inner conviction, that weather clears and the external scene shows abundance. The entire account teaches that victory and security are not earned by human effort alone but manifested by a consciousness that recognizes and walks in the I AM, letting imagination join with action to realize harmony and bounty in your life.