Inner Sacrifice and Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's terms, the Moab king represents a state of fear and pride within your consciousness facing a harsh circumstance. The battle is an inner conflict of beliefs and identifications. Desperation drives a drastic 'sacrifice'—offering the eldest son to force a result—revealing that external rituals cannot overturn an inner conviction. The phrase 'indignation against Israel' signals judgment you cast upon your true self when you blame circumstances rather than owning your thoughts. The cure is the recognition that the true power lies in the I AM, your unchanging awareness. Rather than sacrificing or mastering outcomes through force, you must revise your assumption to align with the inner kingdom already present in consciousness. When you inhabit the feeling of the wish fulfilled, the need for external sacrifice dissolves and true worship—unity with the I AM—becomes your natural state.