Inner Coup, Inner Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

All outer events in the Bible speak of an inner movement. Nadab is the old self clinging to the throne; Baasha is a bold new assumption of power that arises when you consent to a new center of I AM awareness. Gibbethon stands for a mental territory where you and your beliefs contend; the conspiracy and the wicked act indicate that a stronger inner impulse has displaced a former ruling idea. The third year of Asa becomes a symbolic window in your soul when a higher self asserts authority over the previous image of yourself. The Kingdom of God is not a political realm but a state of consciousness in which you reign by alignment with the I AM. Judgment and accountability come as you realize you reap exactly what you hold as true; you cast off the old king only as you welcome a higher idea to rule. When you let a more expansive self take the throne, the outer world follows in its wake.