Let Them Be Confounded

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's mode, Zion is the I AM within; enemies are stubborn thoughts that threaten your inner sanctuary. By assuming they are confounded and turned back, you reverse the current of your life by acting from the certainty that your inner state governs all. The grass on the housetops represents ephemeral doubts and fears that wither when faced with the heat of your awareness. The verse invites you to stay in the feeling of Zion, to let the old clashes dissolve, because your consciousness is the creator. When you persist in the assumption I AM Zion, hostile impressions lose traction and external appearances shift to align with your inner light. This practice transforms exile into return by reimagining conflict as a product of a still-living belief, not an outside force. Your job is to revise, feel it real, and live from the inner center that cannot be truly harmed by anything you call forth from within you.