Stand By God: Inner Commandments

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the scene is a map of consciousness rather than a distant event. The going to the tents shows the outer life scattering into its familiar concerns, while you stand by the I AM to receive the inner statutes. The commandments and judgments are not external laws but the disciplined perceptions by which you order your thought and feeling. When you refuse the pull of the crowd and remain in the Presence, you hear three inner laws: the law of belief — what you accept as true becomes your world; the law of attention — to what you give your focus you give life; and the law of revised feeling — feel it real that your state already matches the ideal you seek. By embodying these laws in your daily consciousness, you teach them to others by demonstration; they become the inner curriculum that manifests as your land—the conditions of your life harmonized with divine order. The outer geography of Deuteronomy becomes a mirror of your interior discipline: stay with the I AM, listen for the guidance, revise fear, and let the land appear through your now-aligned state of awareness.