Inner Test of Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

To the psyche, the outer lord is your current circumstance testing the truth of your inner state. The twelve brothers are your faculties of awareness; the one who is not with the father signals a part of you that has seemed cut off from your source. The youngest, with the father, embodies the inner child that remains fully aligned with the Infinite. When the lord declares, 'leave one behind,' he is not condemning you; he is inviting you to reveal your true alignment by acting from wholeness rather than fear. If you answer with 'we are true men' and bring your center of trust to the surface, then the test becomes a confirmation: you will be able to move in the land, to trade, to receive nourishment. In Neville's terms, the man and the famine are conditions of mind, not of fate; your business is to revise the outer scene by assuming the inner reality you want to see—namely, that you are already true, already delivered, already in harmony with the Father. When you persist in that assumption, the events align with your inner state, and the 'famine' yields to plenty.