Arrows Broken, Glory Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the arrows, the shield, and the sword as the mind's battle pictures—fear, doubt, and opposition. In Neville's reading, God is the I AM, the awareness you identify with. When you dwell as that I AM, the 'battle' is a projection, and the arrows break because you no longer arm yourself with fear. Selah is a pause in identification—a moment you inhabit the inner victory and let the scene dissolve. Saying 'Thou art more glorious and excellent than the mountains of prey' is your inner decree: the mountains—external power and noise—are less than your inner light. The mountains of prey symbolize false centers of power; your true center, the I AM, eclipses them. The kingdoms of fear crumble when you refuse to participate in the drama. You are the sovereign witness; the world resolves to your inner status. Practice a deliberate shift now: identify with the I AM, and let the battle fall away, replaced by the quiet radiance of your true self.