Inner Purge: Josiah's Purification

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of this moment as a turning within. The lands named—Manasseh, Ephraim, Simeon, Naphtali—are not distant places but states of consciousness clinging to old forms of worship. Josiah is your attentive I AM, the awake ruler who refuses to tolerate idols in the heart. With mattocks in hand, he breaks down the altars and the groves, and beats the carved images to powder; this is the inner revision by which belief is undone. Each idol represents a limiting image you have granted power to, a belief about separation or lack that you have not yet questioned. When these images are ground to dust, the land changes; not by force, but by the decision of awareness to withdraw belief from false worship. The land then returns—like a city, Jerusalem—into the inner center of awareness, where true worship, in spirit and truth, begins. This is the law Neville often speaks: imagination creates reality; your outer world obeys the state you entertain within. So purging is not conquest of others but conquest of your own pictures.