Hindmost With Divine Standards

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the Dan camp in Numbers as a state of your own consciousness surrounding the Tabernacle of awareness. The numbering of the tribes is the kept track of your current conditions, and the instruction to move hindmost with their standards is the inner arrangement that keeps your imaginal acts intact while the outer scene shifts. The 'standards' are the unwavering assumptions you carry—those fixed convictions that you refuse to surrender to apparent lack. To go hindmost is not weakness; it is trust in the operating order of your I AM. When you hold your banners in the rear, you are actively aligning every part of your life under one sovereign idea: God within you, the I AM, governs all movement. Obedience and unity arise as you persist in that inner alignment, knowing that imagination creates reality and that the whole camp moves as one in harmony with your most cherished state. In this light, the outer world becomes a screen that reflects the inner yes you keep returning to.