Zimri's Seven-Day Reign

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this narrative, the outward events are the movements of a single mind. Zimri’s seven days symbolize a passing state of consciousness that would rule by force and burn itself out. The people’s choice of Omri represents a deeper, more enduring I AM taking shape in the inner region of awareness. The burning of the king’s house is the alchemy by which an old identity is consumed to make way for a higher alignment with the I AM. When you experience yourself as the true king only in moments, you reproduce Zimri’s fate; when you choose to recognize the I AM as the permanent ruler, the inner Tirzah is steadied by a greater sovereignty. The Kingdom of God is not a distant event but a present imagined state you inhabit by assumption. By keeping your attention on the I AM and imagining from that center, you will see Omri’s order emerge within your mental camp, and what once seemed like conquest becomes peaceful establishment of inner authority.