Inner Purge, Outer Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

In this text, the outward acts are mirrors of an inner shift. Maachah’s idol represents a belief or desire you have allowed to rule your inner throne. By removing her from queenly power, stamping the idol, and burning it at the brook Kidron, you enact a cleansing of a specific false worship within consciousness. Yet the lingering high places symbolize the stubborn habitual thoughts and patterns you have not yet eradicated. The surprising and liberating note is that the heart being described as 'perfect' refers to the inner alignment with the I AM—the unchanging, aware principle. When you revise a belief and feel it as real, the outer details can stay imperfect for a time, but your inner state—your consciousness—shifts toward wholeness. The lesson: true worship is an inner decision, and imagination is the instrument by which reality is re-scripted, even if external forms lag behind.