Inner Prophecy Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

In this pivot, the inner Saul steps into the inner Ramah where God’s Spirit is already present. The outer journey mirrors an inward arrival: when the Spirit of God rests upon him, consciousness expands beyond ordinary self-identity and revelations spill forth as prophecy. The stripping of clothes and the naked lay-down are symbolic acts of ego-shedding, a surrender to the I AM that knows no defenses. What you witness publicly—Saul prophesying before Samuel—is the inner psychology made visible: a man whose inner state has shifted so profoundly that his outward acts wear a prophetic robe rather than a royal cloak. The question, Is Saul also among the prophets? reads as a description of your own life when you reinterpret your self-image; others notice the change because you have become a different level of awareness, a new mode of feeling and acting that aligns with the divine. This is not miracle in isolation but the natural result of a consciousness intentionally held in the Spirit, where imagination becomes reality and the true kingdom begins within.