Inner Conquest of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

All that stands here is your inner state. The nations are not distant peoples but fears, doubts, and probabilities that seem stronger than you. The verse does not bid you conquer with brute force; it invites you to revise the premise from lack to presence. I am the I AM; awareness is reality, and imagination is the power by which you dispossess them. To remove the sense of being outnumbered, speak new inner sentences: I am one with Source. These apparent foes dissolve in the light of my consciousness. When you dwell in that state, you awaken the belief that the land — your desired circumstances — has already been claimed by your inner I. The question how can I dispossess them becomes I have already dispossessed them by my awareness. Fear yields faith, obstacle becomes signal to apply the end-state, and the whole scene rearranges to fit your consciousness. Practice flows from inner certainty: you do not coax God to act; you awaken to God within, and the world follows.