Inner Boundaries of Possession

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner sense, those landmarks are the fixed limits you have set in your own mind; when you suffer boundary violation, you are acknowledging a belief that there is scarcity and others take from you. The wicked are not others but states of consciousness that violate your inner law. The act of removing landmarks is a mental state of desiring to possess without rightful alignment; the flocks are your inner assets, provisions of life—work, health, relationships—taken by fear and greed. In this verse, Job admonishes the present inner court: judge within, that those who cheat and thrash boundaries reveal a mind convinced of lack. The law of righteousness and justice says: you reap as you sow, in your inner world. The accountability is that you are the I AM, from which action flows, and to the extent you allow yourself to revise the boundary, you revise reality. The interplay of greed and materialism shows as external conditions; yet the root is internal belief; rebuild the landmarks in consciousness; stand firm in inner integrity, and your inner land will flourish.