Inner Burial of the Amalekite Mount

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, Abdon's dying is not a tragedy but a signal that a state of consciousness is completed. His burial in Pirathon, within the land of Ephraim, is the inner act of laying a former belief to rest in the soil of your mind. The mount of the Amalekites evokes ancestral thoughts that once opposed your growth; yet within this scene, Providence appears as a guiding inward force, inviting you to revise rather than resist. The verse teaches that you do not escape life by clinging to an old identity, but by letting it die in awareness so a new self can be planted and nourished by I AM presence. When you imagine Abdon buried, you are really visualizing your mind releasing a habit or story you have mistaken for yourself. The space created in Pirathon and Ephraim becomes a fertile field where truth can sprout, united by your inner community—the I AM witnessing and directing your steps. Thus, a simple death becomes a doorway to unity, guidance, and the felt reality of a renewed life inside you.