From Strait to Inner Expansion

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the scene casts lack as the doorway to a larger inner life. The 'strait' place is not a geographical limit but a state of awareness that believes there is not enough room for your growing self. The Jordan is the flow of life, the movement of consciousness that carries you toward new structures of being. When the prophets say, 'Let us go,' they embody the act of revising and moving with life, not resisting it. Each beam they carry is a belief, a support you must gather from the stream of imagination. Elisha's reply, 'Go ye,' is the I AM urging you to act in faith, to construct a larger dwelling in your mind where more possibilities can reside. The community acts in unity, showing that expansion is a collective act of imagination and shared intention. To practice: identify a limit in your current sense of self, then imagine three beams from Jordan supporting a bigger inner room, aligning with the I AM until the space feels real.