Inner Reign of Jehoram

Neville's Inner Vision

Jehoram appears as a new king seated in the inner city of Samaria, the citadel of your thoughts. This is not a historical footnote but a symbol of a fresh ruling principle arising in your mind. The eighteenth year of Jehoshaphat marks a long-standing habit now mature enough to claim the throne; the twelve years of reign indicate the durability of this inner pattern. Jehoram, the son of Ahab, embodies the old appetites and agitations that have governed you, yet his rise within you signals that the inner world is inviting another king to reign. Remember: every crown you accept in imagination becomes your experience. The true sovereign is the I AM—your aware, unconditioned self. When you choose, you can reverse this by making a definite assumption: I AM reigns here. Suddenly the inner land reorders; the old king's images fade as your attention rests on the new ruler, calm and purposeful. Your Kingdom of God is not distant; it is your present awareness, becoming orderly as you refuse to feed the old king with attention.