The Inner Overseer Of Work

Neville's Inner Vision

To Solomon’s plan, I say: your mind is a workshop, and the ruler is the I AM that never falters. Beside the chief officer who governs the work, there are countless servants—thoughts, feelings, habits—arrayed under the direction of consciousness. The number 3,300 is not merely a census; it is the sense of disciplined forces moving in harmony, each one obedient to the claim of your imagined state. When you fix your attention on a desired outcome, you are appointing that chief over the work and calling the other workers to align. The kingdom of God is not distant but seated within a well-ordered workshop, where kingship and authority are the inner recognition that you are the one who imagines. If fear arises, revise the image: the I AM rules, and fear becomes a subordinate now redirected into constructive effort. In practice, you can let the inner governor organize a project, inviting the many mental workers to serve the one purpose.