Kishon River of Victory Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 5:21 speaks not of a map of geography but of the map of your own mind. The Kishon is the inner current by which images and feelings move, the river that carries away the 'hosts' of fear and limitation when you align with the I AM. The phrase 'the river swept them away' declares that by a shift in consciousness, the outer drama becomes propitious for your true nature to emerge. When the psalmist cries, 'O my soul, thou hast trodden down strength,' the voice within you affirms that the old sense of power—identified with limitation—has been overcome by your present state. You are not fighting anything; you are recognizing that your awareness is the agency that wins. The deliverance you seek is already accomplished in the level of consciousness you inhabit now. As you entertain the feeling of being this I AM, you watch the imagined foes be carried away by your own imagining, not by external force. Practice the assumption: dwell in the feeling of victory, and notice how the inner river reorders your perception and life.