Inner Fire and Inner Unity

Neville's Inner Vision

Through the Neville lens, the land is your mind; darkened by the belief in separation. What you call punishment is your inner imagery running wild. The 'fuel of the fire' is thoughts that feed fear; the 'flesh of his own arm' is self-attack born of scarcity and blame. Manasseh and Ephraim are inner voices at odds, yet Judah—the steady I AM within—remains unshaken. The outstretched hand marks a habit you can revise. Know that the I AM, your true Self, is unchanging, and you can rewrite this scene from a state of wholeness. When you assume the feeling of the fulfilled state and dwell in the awareness that you are the I AM governing all, the outer pageant dissolves into harmony. Your inner conflict is not punishment but a mis-placed faith in lack; return to the one self, and the land, the famine, and the factions fall away into unity.