Humility Through Divine Derision

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, Moab is the boastful self that imagines itself against the LORD. When you cling to that stance, you drink from the illusion that you are separate, and your mind becomes drunk on pride. The result is derision toward others and toward your own sacred image, for you are the I AM dreaming a scene of separation. The verse speaks of Moab wallowing in vomit; treat that as the symbolic rot that follows from exalting self. Yet the inner truth remains: the law of consciousness returns to you exactly what you hold as true about yourself. If you persist in the belief that you are separate, you will see that belief enacted in the world as judgment and derision. But you can turn the tide by revising your sense of self, aligning it with the I AM, and choosing humility as your creative state. When you assume this unity, the external scorn fades, and prophecy becomes promise: you are loved, complete, and free in God.