Inner Edomites of the Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the Edomites are not distant foes but stubborn states of consciousness that intrude upon your inner kingdom. When Judah is smitten and captives are carried away, you are simply witnessing a shift in internal weather: a belief, a fear, or a memory that has crowded out your awareness of the I AM. The exile is not a geographical event but a slide into restricted imagination, a moment you identify with lack rather than freedom. Return comes as you revise the scene with the awareness that you, and you alone, are the authority over the dream. By insisting 'I am the I AM,' you dissolve the power of those inner invaders and draw your captives back into the heart where they belong. This is not punishment but a teaching: your consciousness governs the dream, and renewal follows alignment with the truth of your being.