Quiet Kingdom Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how Asa’s outward purge is really a mirror of the inner work of consciousness. The altars, the high places, the images, and the groves are not mere stones but states of mind—habits, fears, and stories that pretend to rule your life. By removing them, Asa makes room for the LORD God of their fathers—the awareness that you are the I AM, the unconditioned consciousness that knows no contradiction. To 'seek the LORD' is to seek alignment with the eternal law written in your own heart, to do the commandments not as external rule but as inner order. When you persist in this, every city of Judah—the different sectors of your thought—will let go of the old images, and the kingdom will be quiet before him. Your inner kingdom becomes a sanctuary when you refuse to feed any image that denies your oneness with the Source. The moment you stop feeding the idol of limitation, the mind yields to the living law within, and peace follows as a natural consequence.