Inner Trumpets of Divine Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

All the elements outside the camp are but symbols of your inner state. The three hundred represent facets of your consciousness—three equal parts, ready to be stirred by a single inner lead. The trumpets are the sounded affirmations of your I AM, and the empty pitchers are the vessels of belief that must be emptied of fear for light to reveal itself. The lamps within the pitchers are your living truths, the inner light that shines when you stop clinging to forms. Gideon’s instruction—Look on me, and do likewise—invites you to align with the inner demonstrator, the I AM within, who alone knows how to turn noise into victory. When you blow your trumpet, you declare the sword of the LORD and of Gideon, which is to say you acknowledge that ultimate power is not in armies but in the consciousness perceiving through you. Your task is to revise the sense of lack by assuming the feeling of complete backed activity from the Source, and to let the apparent opposition crumble before your quiet, certain identity.