Chasing Victory Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Leviticus 26:7-8 is not a manual for conquest of nations, but an instruction for conquest of self. The 'enemies' you are told to chase are the restless thoughts and doubt-forms that haunt your inner room; the sword is your clear assumption, the I AM within you. Five shall chase an hundred, and an hundred shall put ten thousand to flight—this is not arithmetic but the law of consciousness: when a portion of you unites—faith, imagination, decision, persistence, and gratitude—the whole of your mind becomes a decisive army. The inner movement precedes the outer event: once you hold a state of victory, the outer scene bends to reflect it, and so the apparent foes fall before you by the sword of conviction. Your awareness is the ground of being; to change what you see, you must first change what you know about yourself. See the outer as the visible dress of an already created inner reality, and you will find the sense of safety, deliverance, and Providence flowing into every circumstance. You are not chasing change; you are living from the finished state you inwardly inhabit.