Inner Garden, New Reign

Neville's Inner Vision

Read as the language of consciousness, this verse speaks not of history alone but of states of mind. Amon's burial in the garden marks the retreat of a familiar identity-quietly laid to rest in the soil of awareness-so that a living, aware Josiah can reign. The sepulchre is not a tomb but a posture of attention: you stop identifying with the old story and invite a newer, truer I AM to sit upon the throne of your mind. The garden of Uzza becomes your interior landscape where impressions are made and unmade moment by moment. When you imagine Josiah reigning in place of Amon, you are rehearsing a revision: you declare, in feeling, that the higher self is the ruling state, whereas the old self has fulfilled its function and is now positioned as memory. This is not denial but alignment-the inner shift from dependency on past images to the I AM that is always present, aware, and unbound by circumstance. Practice a gentle but definite surrender of the former self and a warm welcome to the new king who rules from within.