Inner Song of Deborah & Barak

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the verse names a singing as the movement of consciousness itself. In Neville's terms, Deborah and Barak are not distant persons but states of consciousness—Deborah as intuitional discernment, Barak as disciplined will. On that day is the moment when these inner dispositions come together and give birth to a new condition in awareness. The song is the spoken symbol of a felt shift: it is not 'out there' but within, a proclamation of salvation already accomplished in the I AM. The people, the land, the victory mirror your own inner kingdom when you accept that God, your I AM, already dwells in triumph. The prophecy and promise are awakened by the act of praising; true worship is gratitude that seals the state you desire. When you imagine the song, you are aligning with righteousness and justice as inner law: you claim the end from the end, and the end manifests as experience.