Inner Kingship Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

From the I AM within, the scene before Ahab is a mirror of your inner weather. Your I AM—this vast awareness—does not punish; it reveals. The 'evil' spoken of is the outer echo of an inner habit: the posture that identifies with power over life, with punishment as a necessary consequence. When you cling to that posture, your inner posterity is cut off, and your mental house becomes like Jeroboam's—separate from the Source. Jezebel's voice is the attraction of idols, the urge to bend reality to will rather than align with the Light that animates all. The dogs at the wall and the birds of the air symbolize neglected energies within you—parts of self that die to a faulty god when you refuse to live in unity. This is the inner law: thought projected as fate; consciousness supporting it becomes form. Yet the entire drama is held in the I AM as a potential. You can choose another script: inhabit the state of wholeness now; recognize you are the one consciousness, not a victim of external rulers. When you revise, you do not resist the old tale but transform your belief by feeling it real that you stand in your true kingship.