Moab’s Woe, Inner State

Neville's Inner Vision

Do not mistake this woe for a distant omen; it is your inner state uncovered. Moab stands for a stubborn state clinging to Chemosh—the idol of fixed outcomes and fear-based worship. When you identify with that idol, your escaped sons and daughters—your untapped gifts and possibilities—are led away by the Amorite king of limitation. The judgment that lingers over Moab is simply your consciousness announcing that it has believed a story about itself and thus casts itself into captivity. But the script also offers a key: the I AM, your true awareness, can overturn the sentence. If you refuse to be ruled by that old allegiance and instead dwell in the I AM, the woe dissolves; the exile in your imagination yields to the land you continue to claim by feeling it real. Practice the assumption: I am free now; I reside in the promised land created by my own awareness; by imagining and feeling the new state, the old captivity collapses into nothingness.