Inner Lineage and Exile Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Bible is not a record of distant events but a map of states of consciousness. The names on this line are inner dispositions; Beerah, the prince, is your latent authority over the scattered tribes within. Tilgath-pilneser and the capture symbolize belief systems that exile you from your center, the sense that you are ruled by circumstance rather than by consciousness. The Reubenites represent a portion of your identity, now reminded that royalty remains within even when a part of you is carried away. The exile is not punishment but a signal to revise your assumption: the I AM here and now can redeem what seems lost by momentarily inhabiting it as real. If you imagine yourself returning Beerah to his throne, you practice the simple act of assumption: see yourself as the prince of your inner nation, capable of unity and leadership, regardless of outer appearances. In this way, revision becomes a living experience, and the verse becomes a doorway into the awareness that creates reality.