Jehu's Inner Chronicles

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the text locates the fullness of Jehu's life in a 'book' that can be consulted, as if the history of a nation is the outward sign of an inner order. In Neville's sense, the 'book' is the inner register of your I AM—the conscious center that writes your reality. Jehu's rest of deeds exists as potential within your present state of consciousness; what is written outside in chronicles is the outer echo of what you have already assumed inwardly. If you wake to the truth that you are the author, you can revise any chapter by changing your inner premise. Your imagination, not external events, writes the 'rest of the acts' that will appear in time. The moment you acknowledge that your inner discourse is the sole scripture and that the I AM is the author, you begin to reign in your life. Your present feelings and assumptions become the living text; your life becomes a sequence of fulfilled possibilities authored by consciousness itself. Rest in the certainty that your inner Chronicles rewrite your world.