Where the Body Is: Eagles Gather

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, the body is not a corpse but the center of awareness you identify as your life. When I ask, 'Where is the self?' I hear the answer: the body is wherever your attention fixates. The eagles—those judgments, conclusions, and gatherings of circumstances—will cluster around that center. If I dwell in lack, fear, or separation, the eagles assemble a chorus of lack and delay. If I awaken to the I AM within, the body becomes a temple of unified meaning, and the eagles are drawn toward a single center of abundance, harmony, and purpose. The Kingdom of God, understood as God-awareness, is not somewhere outside but within and around the moment you choose to inhabit. The verse does not condemn but reveals a law: your inner center draws the field of experience; change the center, and the field changes. Therefore, I revise my assumption from scarcity to abundance, from guilt to grace, from absence to presence, and I feel the new state as real as the breath. The outer events then rearrange themselves to match the inside truth I dwell in now.