Weeping at the Tent Door

Neville's Inner Vision

On the surface, Moses hears the people's lament and the LORD's anger; within you, these are not two external forces but inner states vying for dominion. The tents are your beliefs; the weeping is a persistent thought that something is lacking; the great anger is the momentum of that thought when it refuses to yield to your image. Moses, the awakened I AM in you, does not quell the crowd by fighting it; he becomes the director of energy, displeased with discord and then choosing a different assumption. The moment you identify with the I AM as the only real power, the crowd dissolves. The divine anger burned only so long as you see yourself as divided between lack and the promise. When you insist that you are already the state you seek—calm, abundant, fulfilled—the energy rearranges itself to align without effort. Remember: God is not out there judging you; God is the I AM aware of your choice. Your inner decision creates the outer scene; the lament yields to a quiet confidence.