Inner Kingdom Coup of Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, there is a throne, and an invisible king sits there as your I AM. Pekah represents a restless, ambitious state of mind—once under the rule of the beloved king, now plotting to overthrow him. The scene unfolds in Samaria, the throne room of your own mind where beliefs govern your life. Argob and Arieh and the fifty Gileadites symbolize outward supports, habits, and distractions that assist a coup when the inner ruler is unsettled. The murder is not a physical act but the ending of an old sense of self by a newer, more decisive awareness. When Pekah kills the king and reigns in his place, a new ruling consciousness asserts itself. This is your invitation to recognize that events in the outer world mirror shifts within: the inner I AM rises to reign when you revise your self-image and refuse to bow to the old king. The king's room becomes a studio where you rehearse a sovereign self through imagination, faith, and the steady attention to the I AM.