Inner Exile Of Mighty Strengths

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse, see the exodus of your outer strengths as a dream of belief. The 'men of might' and the craftsmen are not captives of a distant empire, but images of your own faculties pressed into a foreign land by a prevailing thought—fear, scarcity, doubt. Babylon represents the dominant story you have believed about yourself: a history that claims your value lies in brute force or skilled output rather than in the I AM that you are. Yet the movement is not punishment but invitation. When your inner army is deported, you are faced with the possibility of revision, of calling back your strength through a different consciousness. The true power comes from within, not from external battles. The return of your army begins the moment you assume the new state and feel it real, and imagine the kingdom restored as already true in this present moment.