Inner Silence Before Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

Your verse speaks not of a noisy campaign, but of a disciplined inner state. The command to be quiet is the practice of turning away from restless surface thoughts and resting in the I AM, the awareness that you are the author of your world. The shout is the finished feeling, the moment your state asserts itself and manifests as experience. Jericho stands for your stubborn belief, the walls of limitation that hold until your imagination encircles them with faith, acknowledging the end already accomplished. The cycles around the walls resemble the repetitive revision of mental patterns, each circuit loosening the stones of doubt. On the seventh circuit, transformation occurs as the imagined end shifts from possibility to sensation. Therefore, do not seek victory through noise; cultivate inner silence and unwavering belief. When you assume the state of already having the outcome, feel it in your bones, and dwell there until it becomes your present, the outer world will answer with the shout you have already permitted in consciousness.