Inner King, Outer Dominion

Neville's Inner Vision

Seen through Neville's lens, this scene is not about a covert act in the outer world but a revelation of inner states. Jeroboam's instruction to disguise her bears the mark of the ego's fear: the mind pretending not to be what it already is while seeking a vote of confidence from an external oracle. The prophet Ahijah stands for the I AM within—the inner voice that already declared your sovereignty. The wish to reign over 'this people' is the dream of ruling your life; the request for a sign is the hunger for proof outside, rather than the certainty of awareness inside. In Neville's method, the kingdom is not a territory to be won but a state of consciousness to be realized. When you believe you must hide your true nature to gain legitimacy, you are denying the fact that you are the I AM now. The remedy is simple: assume the feeling of true kingship in the present moment, trust the inner Ahijah, and let your outer world reflect that inner sovereignty. The moment you revise your premise to 'I already reign in my mind,' your deeds and circumstances align with that inner ruler.