Inner Census of Warrior Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Your verse is not about a ledger of bodies but the inventory of your consciousness. The house of their fathers is the lineage of habits you inherited from the past, the twenty years and upward the maturity of your faculties, ready to go forth to war in the theater of your day. The six hundred thousand and three thousand and five hundred and fifty are not soldiers but the many states of consciousness you harbor—beliefs, fears, desires, images—numbered, defined, and ready to be summoned. When you imagine a single, decisive state and dwell there, you are ordering your inner army, granting obedience to the principle that you are the I AM, the one sovereign awareness. The appearance of an army in the outer world follows the inner acknowledgment that a particular state is present and active. So, in the quiet, the inward census remains the secret of manifesting: by testing and consolidating a consistent state, you recruit every component to march in harmony toward your goal. The scripture thus becomes a discipline of attention, not a history of events.