Joy in Going Out and Tents

Neville's Inner Vision

That line is not about two distant peoples, but two currents within your consciousness. Zebulun’s going out is the outward demonstration of your creative energy—your life moving, your plans realized, as you assume the end from the beginning. Issachar in thy tents is the inward sanctuary where you tend the dream with quiet attention, listening to the inner voice that declares, It is done. When you bless both, you enact the unity of life: outer action guided by inner certainty. The prophecy becomes a present fact when you dwell in the realization that your outward path and your inner dwelling are one expression of the same I AM. Rejoice thus is a radical stance: you celebrate the state you are becoming by the state you already inhabit. Joy is not merely feeling; it is the alignment of your awareness with the truth you desire, a trust that your hopes and your daily steps are mutually confirming. Your going out and your tents stand together as the integrated rhythm of being—action and contemplation in harmonious unity.