Lighten The Inner Yoke

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's reading, Jeroboam and Israel are aspects of your own consciousness, pressing for relief from an inherited belief that life must be weighted with obligation. Rehoboam embodies your current state of awareness, the active ruler whose decisions shape your inner weather. The grievous yoke is not a chain outside you but a long-held premise you have accepted as real—that life must be hard, that service is costly, that power comes only through submission to authority. When you hear, 'ease thou somewhat,' you are being invited to revise that premise and to demand a lighter rule. The deliverance comes not by changing external form but by changing what you assume to be true about yourself. If you accept a new premise—that you are governed by a gentler, liberating law—your inner Israel will align with Jeroboam's call and pledge service to the new king who affirms your ease. The moment you decide to rule from a lighter, freer consciousness, your life follows the inner direction you have assumed.