Inner Royal Chronicles

Neville's Inner Vision

In this inner reading, Jehoiakim stands for an old ruler within you—the familiar beliefs and habits that govern your life by memory of the past. The rest of his acts and the chronicles are the records you keep in your mind about who you are. When it says he slept with his fathers, it is the quiet letting go of that old state, the moment you cease clinging to an outworn pattern. Then Jehoiachin, his son, reigns in his stead, revealing a rise of a new consciousness that now speaks with authority. The succession is not about history but about your inner government: a change in the state of awareness that governs responses, choices, and feelings. You don’t seek to force outcomes; you assume the presence of the new king already reigning in you. Write the record as though the new reign is a fact now, and feel from that assured center. In short, the book of chronicles becomes your felt knowing: what you accept as real becomes your reality, and the old reign yields to the assumed, felt presence of the new.