Inner Gate of Sovereign Authority

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your awareness, Athaliah represents the impulse of domination—the old self that would rule by fear. The horse gate and the king's house become inner symbols: a threshold where the ruling narrative meets sovereign consciousness. When your inner 'they' lay hands on her, it is your decision to halt the old pattern, to end a belief that you must depend on force to protect the kingdom of your life. Slaying her there is not cruelty but a decisive conversion: you displace a fallen story with a living awareness of I AM, the king who never relinquishes authority to fear. The kingdom of God, in Neville's sense, is the reigning perception of yourself as the one who witnesses and selects which thoughts get to rule. The act is interior: perception changes, and experience follows. By recognizing that the gate is a point of choice, you consent to a new order where peace, justice, and creative power flow from your present awareness rather than from a remembered past.