Tents of Obedience Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner theatre, the Jonadab command becomes your state of consciousness: you are the I AM that refuses to settle for outer 'houses' and 'fields' until inner guidance asserts itself. The tent is not lack but liberty—the perception that you can move, adjust, and respond from the awareness of now. When you say, 'we have obeyed,' you acknowledge that every decision is an act of inner alignment rather than outward accumulation. The Rechabites' fidelity points to a discipline: obedience to a higher memory of you, a command issued by your deepest self. If you yearn for security in property, revision is possible: assume you are already housed by your inner state, with the world following your feeling. Feel the reality of your I AM choosing the next action from a tent-like stance of alert presence, not from attachment. In this light, the verse becomes a method: you test inner obedience by living as if the inner voice is your home and the outer outcome merely follows.