Shepherds, Goats, and the Inner Horse

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that Mine anger is not a venting of external power, but the stirring of your own consciousness when you cling to misleaders within. The shepherds symbolize habitual thoughts that pretend to guide you yet keep you in fear; the goats are restless impulses that scatter attention away from your true center. When the Lord of hosts visits His flock—your inner house of Judah—the entire field of your being is rearranged. You awaken to a new alignment where your energies move as one, like a well-bred horse prepared for battle. The act of punishment becomes a revision of belief: you withdraw belief from limitation and reaffirm a higher order of thoughts and feelings. The 'goodly horse' is your integrated faculties—imagination, faith, will—driven by a single rider, your I AM presence. There is no external ruler to fight; you are the ruler of your own inner kingdom. Embrace the truth that you are the house of Judah, and with that realization, the imagined conflict becomes a field on which you ride with clarity, confidence, and love. Practice this by assuming the state of victorious leadership within and feeling it real.