Casting Doubt From The Camp

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner sanctuary, the camp of your mind, a curse of fear or doom has taken root. The text says to bring forth the one who cursed and stone him; in Neville's language, that 'curse' is a thought-form you have entertained about yourself. The 'camp' is your habitual self-concept, and the 'stone' is the fixed act of awareness that refuses to identify with that thought any longer. When the inner Israel obeys the divine command, it demonstrates that your inner law—your I AM—governs: holiness is separation from a belief that limits you. To 'stone' a cursed thought is not punishment of a person but the shedding of a false identity, clearing space for truth to reign. This is the practice of revision: present the settled feeling that you are the I AM, and that whatever curses you think cannot exist in that light. As you repeat, you become the lawgiver in your own heart, and your outer world rearranges to reflect your renewed consciousness.