Inner Pride of Moab Unveiled

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear the pride of Moab is to hear the voice of a mind enthroned by its own image. In this scripture, the nation stands as a symbol of a state of consciousness swollen with loftiness and the need to prove itself in the eyes of others. The pride, the haughtiness of heart, is not a mere outward trait but an inner posture that distances you from the I AM. When you identify with that image—success, rank, name—you become subject to fear of loss and defense, and life grows rigid. The prophecy points to accountability: you judge yourself by your own magnified picture. Yet you can choose another inner movement: imagine yourself as the I AM, already true, already complete, and rest in that awareness. In that stillness pride cannot take root, for you no longer need to prove. Revision is a nightly or momentary correction: replace the thought I am this prideful self with I AM the ever-present witness. Feel it real, and the outer scene reorders itself in alignment with the inner truth.