Inner Kings Book

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the nation as a symbol in your own mind. All Israel, the many states of consciousness within you, are counted by their genealogies, by the stories you tell about yourself. The book of the kings of Israel and Judah is the internal record you keep of who governs your life—your dominant attitudes, loyalties, and dreams. When you believe you are carried away to Babylon, you are not being punished by a distant God, but feeling separated from your Source, the I AM. The exile arises when a thought or fear gains rulership, and the inner temple seems empty. Yet the scriptural note remains: the record is kept, and you can revise it. In consciousness, you can open the book, look upon the line of your true kingly nature, and choose to align again with divine law. By realizing you are the I AM, you rewrite the page; you convert the sense of exile into a presence now. The moment you claim your unity with God, the inner record shifts; the outward world begins to reflect the integrity of your revised consciousness, not the old transgression.