Inner Crossing at Gilgal

Neville's Inner Vision

Crossing the Jordan is not a geographic event but a decision of consciousness. The Jordan images the unconscious current that pulls you toward old fears. When the people encamp in Gilgal and Joshua lays twelve stones, you are shown that a new term of awareness is fixed in your inner landscape. The twelve stones symbolize the twelve faculties of self; each is a reminder that you have moved from drift to decision, from external circumstance to a covenant stance. Gilgal is your present inner dwelling, a memorial of the moment you chose loyalty to I AM—the indwelling presence that does not change. The act speaks of obedience: follow the inner command and the walls of Jericho yield, not through outward force but through the steadfast faithfulness of consciousness. God, the I AM, is the awareness in which you dwell; its presence remains when stories about you shift. The outward encampment of Gilgal mirrors your inward agreement: you have crossed into a new state where what you desire becomes natural by assumption and feel-it-real revision.