Fire on Joab's Field Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the field near mine and the fire within is not an external incident but a movement of consciousness. The field stands for your state of attention and possession; Joab represents the guard of your resources, and Absalom the grievance that surfaces when you feel exposed. The fire signals energy released when a belief of lack asserts itself, attempting to erase what you think belongs to another. The scene invites a shift: you can revise the narrative from the I AM, the aware self, who already possesses all you need and can restore harmony without tearing apart the field. By assuming a settled state—knowing your boundaries protect you and others, choosing understanding over retaliation—you birth a just resolution from inner illumination. When you dwell in this revised consciousness, anger cools, discernment rises, and true righteousness manifests as inner justice shaping outward reality.