Inner Reign and Fall

Neville's Inner Vision

Jehoahaz's brief reign is the outer echo of a consciousness that has slipped from the I AM. In this moment, the king stands for the state of awareness that governs your inner Jerusalem. When that state leans into old patterns—habits inherited from the past, a sense of separation, the sense that you are ruled by circumstance—what you call evil is simply the misalignment of the ruling consciousness with its true Source. The three months symbolize how quickly such a mistaken reign can rise and fall in the theatre of your mind. The mother and lineage in the text point to the persistent programs you inherited, not to some external decree. Yet the law remains: no outer outcome can prevail against the I AM you truly are; a consciousness aligned with fear or guilt goes no further than its own dream. The moment you realize that you are not the deed but the awareness that witnesses the deed, you displace the tyrant and invite the inner rule to change. Remember, imagination creates reality, and the inner state you attend to becomes your world.