Achsah's Inner Springs

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 1:14–15, seen through Neville's lens, reveals that all land and water spring from the inner state of consciousness. Achsah is the impulse in us that desires a better life; Caleb is the narrator of our familiar self—the I AM that asks, What will you have? When the donkey lights from the road and Achsah moves toward her father, it signals a shift from the old self to a posture of receptive awareness. The south land symbolizes an inner field you can cultivate, a place where nourishment can be prepared. The blessing she asks for is not merely a worldly gift; it is an inner decree of sufficiency—there is more than enough. The two springs—upper and nether—represent the dual streams of life that flow from the same source: spiritual and practical, now accessible when imagination is yoked to belief. The I AM within confirms your true desire by revealing resources already present in your consciousness. The practice is simple: assume the blessing as a present fact, revise any sense of lack, and feel the current of abundance flowing through you as real.