Moab at Ease Inner Wakefulness

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Moab’s ease as a fixed state of consciousness. The verse names not geography but a habit of mind: comfort, self-satisfaction, and resistance to being emptied and renewed. When a person believes, 'I am already complete,' the inner vessel stops being stirred and the old taste remains—the same flavor, the same scent, unchanged by circumstance. In the Neville Goddard tradition, God is the I AM within, the living awareness that imagines. To move from that lees-like condition, one must allow a revision in the inner sense, an assumption that something new is entering the vessel or that the vessel is being emptied to receive more. The moment you entertain a larger possibility—for example, that you are being drawn into a richer sense of purpose or partnership with life—you alter the inner flavor; the old taste fades and the life's scent shifts. The key is not drama but conscious re-imagination: feel as if your desired state already exists, and let the imagination do the rest, until outward change becomes natural.