Inner Wilderness Unity in Crisis

Neville's Inner Vision

Neville reads this as a portrait of inner decision. The three kings are facets of you — Jehoram, Jehoshaphat, and Edom's king — banding together under a shared idea that life must be fought through outwardly. The Moab rebellion is the belief that circumstances govern your life from without; the wilderness of Edom is the dry, empty space of consciousness when you forget your true I AM. The question which way to go signals your power to choose a path through interior terrain rather than argue about terrain. The answer to the question is not in conquering a country, but in entering the inner wilderness with a single, steady assumption: you are always the water-well within. Seven days of traveling represents the time needed to revise a stubborn conviction through imagination and feeling. When you hold the awareness that your I AM is the source of all supply, lack dissolves and unity returns to the party of your mind. The true army is your focused consciousness; the outer battle becomes a symbolic trial that matures your certainty in God within.