Awakened Watchmen Within

Neville's Inner Vision

That passage is not a history lesson but an invitation to inspect the inner man. The beasts of the field are the unruly impulses that would devour attention; the watchmen are blind when they identify with appearances rather than the I AM within. The 'greedy dogs' and 'shepherds that cannot understand' expose a mind leaping for external gain, trusting its quarter for sustenance rather than the boundless inner supply. They boast, 'I will fetch wine' and 'we will fill ourselves,' while postponing responsibility to a future day. Yet the true provision resides in consciousness: the I AM behind all appearances, when acknowledged, reorganizes events to harmonize with that state. By assuming a state of fullness—feeling it real now, not later—you awaken the inner guardians, dissolve the likeness of lack, and alter the outward scene to reflect your new inner conviction. Judgment arises as you stop pretending the world rules you and begin ruling the world from a stable, compassionate awareness. Your life becomes the faithful echo of the inner decree.