Hearing the Inner Song

Neville's Inner Vision

Where Joshua hears war in the camp, you are asked to hear a different music: the inner singing of your own consciousness. The crowd is a collection of beliefs and fears, a state of mind that shouts for mastery or for being overcome. The 'noise' is not external; it is movement within your inner room. When Moses says the singing I hear, he is inviting you to revise your interpretation. To interpret rightly is to shift from identification with conflict to identification with Presence. The I AM that you are does not wage war; it remains serene, the anchor of unity. If you imagine the scene as a rehearsal of unity, the outer world must follow your inner tone. The law of imagination is your reality maker: you create by assuming the end of singing, not the end of war. So listen inwardly, and let the sense of oneness replace fear. Your job is to keep repeating the recognition that God, the I AM, is present now and you are one with all.