Inner Stations of Travel

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the march as a map of your consciousness. The departure from Mount Hor is you leaving a stale self; the camp at Zalmonah is a fresh inner ground you inhabit. From Zalmonah to Punon, Oboth, and Ijeabarim, each station names a new mood or belief you welcome on the border of Moab—the edge of your old world. The border signals not geography but Providence as your constant guide, turning every step into a choice of inner alignment. Read this as a practice: movement is the form of consciousness when you are aligned with I AM. The cadence—depart and pitch—becomes a disciplined revision: let an old fear depart, and pitch in a steadier sense of God’s presence. In this light, the journey is ongoing, not a destination; your perseverance is simply the willingness to meet the next inner condition with trust, until the next awakening arises.