Inner Reckoning of the Land

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's light, the land and its inhabitants are states of consciousness. God is the I AM within you, not a distant judge, and the 'no longer pity' is a turning away from identifying with a stale condition. When you cling to a belief without renewal, you deliver its 'neighbors' and its 'king' into your own inner hands; the outer smiting you observe is the inner movement of thought tearing at the old structure. The call to 'deliver them' is the moment you choose a new inner state and refuse to dwell on the old scene. The verse asks only to reveal your power to choose and persist in the assumption of a new reality. The land being smitten is your old script of lack or fear; the king is your ruling belief; and the act of not delivering is an invitation to awaken to the fact that you, through I AM, can reset the entire scene by a simple, unwavering assumption. Do not pity the old land; imagine the new kingdom already present within you.