Inner Kings at Ramoth Gilead

Neville's Inner Vision

Two rulers on a single battleground mirror two states of consciousness within you. The king who disguises himself is the ego clinging to form and appearance; the robes worn by the other signify rightful authority claimed by the I AM within. They march toward Ramothgilead as if the world’s danger is real, but the real battle is inside: will you trust sensation and costume, or the unassailable presence of awareness? Neville would say your true king is not the outfit you wear or the strategy you devise, but the I AM that animates you. When you identify with form, you may attempt to mask consequences, yet the inner law remains constant: your feeling of life is the I AM, and it creates your world. By refusing to rely on disguise and choosing to feel the authority already within, you align with the inner kingdom and move through conflict with ease. The page invites you to revise the scene from the inside, not by conjuring new props, but by awakening to the sovereign I AM.