Inner Siege, Inner Wealth

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene, the siege and the demand are symbolic of a mind under the impression of lack. Benhadad represents the voice that claims outside forces own your wealth and what you cherish. The thirty-two kings are the many fears that crowd the mind, insisting that provision and safety come only through external power. Samaria, the city, stands for your inner awareness, presently besieged by the belief that life can be emptied by an external decree. Neville-style this is an invitation to awaken: you are the I AM, the single source of all reality. When you acknowledge that all riches, protection, and relationship inwardly belong to you by presence, you revise the scene. Speak from the I AM: ‘My wealth and even my loved ones are mine by divine right of consciousness; no external army can claim them.’ Hold that truth with feeling until it expands into a felt sense of abundant life from within, dissolving the siege.