Inner Ban, Inner Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

If you hear this story as history alone, you miss the living law: the camp represents your own consciousness, and the accursed thing is any belief in separation from the I AM. Achan’s act is the hidden consent within you to believe you can possess something apart from God, a substitute for the perfect unity of being. The moment that belief is entertained, the entire people in you feels the consequence— disturbance, fear, and a shrinking from fullness—mirroring the anger God feels when truth is ignored. The 'land' you seek is the steady experience of your own wholeness; the ban you must honor is the inner alignment with the I AM, not a ritual outwardly. When you discover the hidden thought that there is something outside of God to be gained, you revoke it by turning your attention back to your true nature and assuming that all is already given in the I AM. With that shift, the inner camp rests, and the journey into the land of abundance proceeds in harmony.