Inner Judgment, Quiet Rest

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, Joab's trumpet is the decisive moment when the restless energy of pursuit falls silent. The great pit and heap of stones are not a place of punishment but a grouping of acknowledged impressions, a containment of the rebellious impulse Absalom represents. When Israel fled to their tents, it signals the mind's return to familiar patterns after a cleansing inner event. In this scene, the Kingdom of God is the ruling I AM in you, and justice arrives when you no longer chase a dream of power outside your own awareness. The rebel within is not slain but placed in a guarded, buried corner of your psyche, where it can no longer drive the entire narrative. The trumpet is your awareness choosing to stop the belt of reaction; the stones are the fixed judgments the outer mind throws around a memory, sealing it from further mischief. Practice turning your attention inward, sensing the peace that follows a clear inner verdict, and let your ordinary thoughts resume their rightful place, governed by love and order.