Erasing the Solar Idols Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner law the sun stands for a solar ego—an image that seems to shine yet rules consciousness. The king’s removal of horses and burning of chariots becomes a vivid allegory for revising your own inner weather. Recognize that the sun and its chariots are outward props given to a limited sense of self; you may decide, in the I AM, to withdraw belief from those symbols. The temple is not a stone building but the living awareness in which forms arise and pass. By removing the horses that yoked this worship and incinerating the chariots, you declare that true power rests in the sovereignty of your divine I AM, not in external rituals. This is a training in revelation: you revise from fear and attachment toward the enduring presence of God within. As you renounce the idol, your feeling realigns, and the inner weather shifts toward holiness, purity, and a separation from old idolatries of separation.