Deuteronomy 10:10-11 Inner Commission

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner stage, the mount is a state of consciousness you remain in until your desire becomes your lived world. The forty days and nights symbolize a disciplined period of steadfast assumption, during which the inner God mind—your I AM—hears you without hurry. When the text says the LORD hearkened unto me, it marks the moment your inner conviction is acknowledged by your deeper self, not by external signs. The command to arise and go before the people is the invitation to move from contemplation into action in alignment with that inner vision: you lead your life by assuming you already possess the land. The land stands as the fulfilled dream—the life that unfolds when you dwell in the memory of your wish fulfilled. Obedience is not obedience to an external code but faithfulness to the inner state that makes reality take form. Providence and guidance are the steady tone of your imagination; what you dwell upon becomes your outward experience. So shift from doubt to certainty, and let your inner journey become the outward journey of arrival.