Saul's Death, Inner Reign

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Acts of the Chronicle, the outer event mirrors an inner conversion. When Saul dies in consciousness, the throne becomes vacant, and Baalhanan son of Achbor steps in as the ruling idea. This Baalhanan is not a person but a symbol of a new capacity—kingly wisdom, providence, plain guidance—entering the mind. In Neville's terms, places are dispositions and events are movements of thought. The dying of Saul frees space for a higher self to declare its sovereignty. The inner man who will govern is not a struggle but a shift of awareness: the I AM, steady and bright, acknowledging a fresh reign. The law of assumption says: assume the throne has already shifted; feel the authority of Baalhanan as present, now, in charge. Align your breathing, your posture, your attention with a mind that acts from the conclusion that you are ruled by a benevolent ruler rather than by fear. Providence moves through you when you allow this new king to govern the scenes of your life.