Inner Siege, Lush Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

To read 2 Kings 3:25 with Neville eyes, I see the outer ruin as the theater of an inner state. The beating of cities, stones cast upon land, wells stopped, and trees felled are not distant events but the movements of consciousness you consent to when fear rules. Every city stands for a belief you have built as 'home,' and every stone cast is a judgment you throw at yourself or others. The wells of water are the living energies of spirit—imagination, inspiration, vitality—that you cut off when you identify with lack. The trees you fell mark the loss of roots of supply, the grounding that once nourished you. Kirharaseth's remaining stones suggest a kernel of truth you do not completely surrender, a seed that still holds form in your awareness. The slingers going about it symbolize the petty clouds of thought that keep battering the fortress of your mind; yet their blows can be used to awaken you to revise your state. This is not punishment but a call to return to the I AM, to invert ruin into realization, to rebuild from the consciousness that never dies.