Inner Reign Transition: Manasseh to Amon

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold this inner parable as a sign for your mind. Manasseh represents a former pattern of consciousness that has run its course and slept with the fathers, no longer governing your thoughts. The garden of his house, the garden of Uzza, is the inner ground where such patterns are tended by memory and habit. When Manasseh sleeps, Providence awakens a new state and Amon, the son, takes the throne—an emergent mode of awareness you now entertain. Amon’s brief two-year rule signals the formative phase of this new state, and the reference to Meshullemeth points to the conditioning behind it. In Neville’s view, the I AM, your living consciousness, governs not by external lineage but by the present assumption you accept. Therefore, invite a new ruler into your inner realm—an inner state aligned with love, wisdom, and decisive action—and let it reign in your mind as the creative reality you desire.