Silvery Stones of Thought

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the chronicle not as a boast of empire but as a map of your inner state. The king who makes silver as stones and cedar as abundant is a portrait of consciousness choosing fullness. Jerusalem stands for your awareness; silver and cedar are the wealth and order you affirm there. The horses from Egypt and other lands symbolize the swift power of your thoughts and the readiness of your faculties to move in harmony with a single inner command. When you inhabit a state of fullness, your inner resources move outward, and foreign lands willingly bring their gifts. In Neville’s terms, the outer scene is the echo of the I AM you imagine and persist in. So assume the feeling of already having abundance, dwell in that state, and let the kingdom you govern call forth wealth and power from the vast lands within and around you.