Inner Chronicles of Judah

Neville's Inner Vision

Ahaz is a figure of a mind ruled by fear, acting under the sway of appearances. The book of the chronicles is the inner ledger kept by your I AM—the memory of every choice your awareness accepts and acts upon. When the text asks, 'Are they not written?' it invites you to see that nothing you have done is separate from your inner record; you simply live within the belief of it. If you wish to alter what shows up, you must revise by assuming a higher state now and feeling it as real. Picture yourself as the king of your inner Judah, writing the next line from calm, compassion, and faith. As you assume that you already are what you long to be, the imagined past becomes present memory and the outer world follows the new record. Judgment and accountability become gentle reminders of your own creative power; the Kingdom of God is the kingdom of awareness within, where acts are rewritten by imagination into harmony.