The Inner King Dies

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner watcher, Josiah’s death marks the dissolution of an exterior kingly image and a transition to a higher state of awareness. The movement of his body from one chariot to another mirrors how states of consciousness shift under the I AM, while the nation's mourning reflects the collective response of your inner self to the letting go of a familiar authority. In Neville’s light, this death is not loss but a clearing of space for a new, more radiant consciousness. The king represents a certain order and righteousness held as a belief; when that belief departs, you are invited to let a deeper, indestructible state of God-consciousness rise—one that already resides in the I AM and awaits your attentive assumption. The burial in the sepulchres of his fathers points you back to inner roots and long-held laws that defined your early self-image. Embrace the release, and you die to limitation, awakening the Kingdom of God as the unity of all inner states.