Inner Gate of Power

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner landscape, Tiphsah is a city within your own mind. Menahem is the impulse of coercive will that would seize your territories because belief or feeling refuses to align with it. The act of smiting and ripping the pregnant women stands for the violent tearing away of unborn possibilities when you identify with fear rather than trust. The phrase 'coasts thereof from Tirzah' signals the boundaries of awareness you think you can claim by force; the failure to open is the moment you forgot that consciousness is not a place to be invaded but a state you choose. In Neville's world, all external events reflect internal states. The I AM—the aware observer—reigns above these impulses. When you perceive such scenes, you are asked to reframe: you are not a victim of circumstance but the sovereign of your own inner city, able to revise and re-situate outcomes. So, instead of violence, you invite calm, alignment, and the realization that power is the quiet certainty of being. Your imagination is the key; it creates the reality you accept as true.