Inner Trust Awakens Deuteronomy

Neville's Inner Vision

Belief in the LORD your God in Deuteronomy is presented as a state of consciousness, not a tale of distant events. The people’s unbelief reveals a drift of the mind away from the I AM within, the unchanging awareness that makes every command and promise real. When you 'believe' God, you are not convincing a ruler outside yourself; you are aligning with the inner assurance that you are that very Source. The desert wanderings symbolize the mind’s long caravan of habits, fears, and identifications with lack. To turn from unbelief is to return to imagination as your creator: renew your mind by feeling the truth that the Lord your God is the one I AM here and now, the very act of awareness that says 'I am.' Do not seek permission outside; instead, assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and revise the sense of distance as if the change has already occurred. In this frame, obedience is trust in your own inner law, and faith is continuing to dwell in that inner covenant regardless of outward appearances.