Leaping Walls Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the words speak not of external triumph but of the inner conversion of consciousness. By thee I have run through a troop: by my God have I leaped over a wall. This is a declaration of the I AM as the organizing power of your feeling and imagination. If you claim the I AM as your true identity, fear and limitation dissolve into motion. A troop without is only a chorus of thoughts, a line of images your mind has rehearsed; through the awareness that you are the I AM, these troops are run through, not resisted. The wall, a symbol of a boundary you deemed unscalable, yields to the conviction that the heart, guided by God within, can vault any barrier. The act is not of brute will but of alignment—feeling the truth of your divine source and letting it rearrange the inner scene until outer conditions reflect it. When you acknowledge God as the inner governor, you find yourself moving with grace and certainty, as if you had leaped over gates that once restrained you.