Inner Kings: Reigning Self Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Baasha’s reign is not a history lesson but a state of mind that has taken the throne of your inner city. In the third year of Asa, you find a new ruler—Baasha—who mirrors Jeroboam’s old pattern, the familiar habit that turns outward life toward separation and substitutes. When the scripture says he did evil in the sight of the LORD, hear it as your awareness observing a belief that has claimed authority in you and is now judged by the I AM. To ‘walk in the way of Jeroboam’ is to repeat a pattern of thoughts and loyalties that divide your heart, causing Israel—the waking life you experience—to sin by misalignment. Yet this is not punishment but a signal to revise. The cure is to reestablish the covenant loyalty within: to invite the true ruler, the I AM, to reign in Tirzah. See the old king relinquish his grip as you persist in imagining harmony, wholeness, and unity under consciousness, not under fear. When you reverse the belief, Baasha’s reign dissolves and Israel awakens to its rightful ruler—the divine I AM within you.