Inward Trust Over Chariots

Neville's Inner Vision

See the verse as a map of your inner landscape. The 'chariots and horses' are external means you trust—wealth, status, and power—while the line 'we will remember the name of the LORD our God' is an inward act: a turning of attention to the I AM that you are. In Neville's language, the world you observe is the outer dream of your own consciousness. When you remember the name, you shift from dependency on others or conditions to the identity that carries all power. This is an act of assumption: declare 'I AM that I desire to be,' and cultivate the feeling that such fulfillment is already present. The external chariots fade not by fighting them but by occupying the place they pretend to hold with the living certainty of your inner God-state. The LORD's guidance follows from that unshakable awareness; you receive direction as you dwell in the sense of completed being, and your reality shifts to reflect your inward conviction.