Inner Flight of Jotham

Neville's Inner Vision

Jotham's retreat is not merely a geographical move but a mirror of the mind’s habit when confronted with a claim to power. In Neville’s terms, the flight is a movement within a state of consciousness, a belief in threat that manifests as action. The word Beer becomes an inner wellspring—an invitation to return to a quiet center. The I AM—your true awareness—watches the scene without judgment, realizing that Abimelech’s power is a projection of your own thought. By assuming a new fact about yourself—that you are the I AM, unthreatened, wholly present—you revise the scene from fear to empowerment. From this assumption, the feelings shift; the imagined correction rises as real experience. The outward event remains, but its meaning is altered by your awakened state. With steady feeling-it-real, you awaken to the invincible inner state that was always within you. The flight thus becomes a path back to your true home, not a denial of danger but a living reminder of your sovereign consciousness.