Inner Warfare and Humble Dominion

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the scripture I hear not merely armies, but states of consciousness marching in organized rebellion against your awareness. The 'sons' stirred up are the impulses of desire and pride that rally a great multitude of thoughts. 'One shall come, overflow, and pass through' is the surge of belief sweeping through your fortress of perception, until the inner citadel trembles, but the moment passes, and you are again summoned to the quiet of your I AM. The 'king of the south' and 'king of the north' are the two poles of your mind—the impulse to attack, the impulse to defend—each fighting for control of the inner landscape. When the multitude is taken, pride lifts its head and you feel cast down by the very victory it promised. Yet nothing external can truly strengthen you unless you partner with the inner creation. The prophecy points to judgment and accountability: you reap what your inner state invites; your true fortress is the God-state within. By refusing to identify with egoic kings and aligning with the I AM, you discover that the Kingdom of God is not a future event but the present awareness you cultivate. When you revise from this level, even the fiercest conflict loses its sting.