Vanities Within, the Inner King

Neville's Inner Vision

Omri stands for a state of consciousness that prizes external forms and imitates another’s pattern. When you walk in the way of Jeroboam, you imitate old images of success and security, and you turn worship into vanities that provoke the inner life to withdraw its blessing. The LORD is not a distant judge; the God of Israel is the I AM within you, the unchanging awareness that makes all appeared events aware of themselves. To imitate idols is to divide your attention, to let appearances rule your thoughts instead of the inner law. The result in your inner world is agitation, a sense of separation, and a decree of lack. The remedy is not punishment but revision: acknowledge the vanity as a false reflection and return to the original I AM, the single current of life that sustains you. In imagination, choose to see through the idols and align your decisions with divine order. By feeling as if the I AM is the sole governor of your thoughts, you will find that the outward scene shifts to reflect that unity. Omri's error becomes your invitation to reclaim sovereignty through inner alignment.