Inner Tidings, Outer Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

I behold the scene as a reflection of your inner state. The lepers declare, “We do not well; this day is a day of good tidings,” and in that bold internal assessment they move from fear to action, speaking the truth of deliverance into the outer world. The deserted camp is not mere circumstance but the dissolved belief in limitation within your mind. When they resolve to tell the king’s household, I hear your I AM stepping forward as the authoritative announcer of reality, converting inner certainty into outer noise. The silence of the camp reveals that power does not reside in enemies at the gate but in your decision to acknowledge the truth you hold. The horses and tents remain as signs of form without substance, illustrating how outer appearances shift when your inner atmosphere has already shifted. The message to the inner governors—your own higher mind—awakens a broader release, inviting your entire mind to align with the breakthrough you have already imagined. This is a parable of your consciousness: what you announce becomes your world, and belief precedes being.