Inner Inheritance Quest

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear Judges 18:1-2 speaking not of a nation lacking law but of a soul without an outer king. There is no external sovereignty in the room of awareness, so the tribe of Dan rises within me, each member a faculty sent forth to claim my inheritance. The five men from Zorah and Eshtaol are not distant strangers but powers of mind—courage, foresight, loyalty, discernment, and vigilance—stepping to the borders of my inner land to scout its terrain. They search to map valleys and hills until I discover that the land has always belonged to me. The journey to Mount Ephraim and the house of Micah marks a provisional station of realization within my consciousness where I pause to observe and affirm, without yielding to the old sense of lack. The inheritance is the Kingdom inside, the I AM that rules from within, awaiting my specific belief and feeling. When I maintain awareness of this inner geography, I rewrite the story: I am the king of my inner realm, and the land answers to my claim.