Red Water, Inner Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

To the observer within, the border where the Moabites waited is the edge of your own mind. The sun lighting the water and turning it to blood is not a world event, but a moment of misread consciousness. You are not at war with others; you are witnessing the play of belief. The 'kings' coming up to fight are your higher states—your I AM aware presence—arriving to assert order. When the enemy looks outward, the mind interprets its inner weather as a ruin. Neville would tell you that what you call a scene in time is a state of consciousness you have assumed. The red water is your fear-ink, a sign that you have forgotten that the kingdom of God is within, not on a battlefield. By identifying with the fear and calling it true, you invite apparent defeat. Yet the truth remains: you can revise the scene by assuming the kings already reign and that the power behind the stream is loving, provident, and present. In that assumption, the apparent event becomes a demonstration of your inner sovereignty.