Kine of Bashan: Inner Oppression

Neville's Inner Vision

Amos 4:1 is not about distant people but about a state of mind that calls itself prosperity while crushing others. The kine of Bashan stands on a mountain of self-importance, demanding 'bring' and 'let us drink' as if life is a banquet at the expense of the needy. Neville would tell you this is a dream of separation inside you, a belief that you can have plenty while others are deprived. The remedy is to turn the present awareness toward the I AM, the one consciousness in which all are provided for and no one is left out. Fix your attention on justice, generosity, and the flow of abundance through the whole creation. When you feel yourself as the source and returner of all good, you reverse the current of oppression. The outer world will reflect your inner shift as you stop identifying with the state of scarcity and begin identifying with the living, universal supply that blesses all.