Inner War, Inner Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

See how the surface story mirrors the inner drama of your awareness. The war against Hazael represents the clash of stubborn identifications in the mind, a belief that you are defined by struggle. Joram’s wound is not merely a bodily hurt but the moment when your attention has been diverted from the I AM, and your sense of self becomes temporarily broken. The cure occurs not in a physician of flesh but in a turning of attention back to the inner kingdom—Jezreel as the place where consciousness is renewed. When he returns to Jezreel to be healed, you are reminded that restoration flows from within, as you reoccupy the awareness that you are not the wound but the witness of the wound. The visit of Ahaziah, the other king, underscores the interdependent nature of states of consciousness: healing is witnessed, not isolated. The kingdom of God is within; the true healing is the restoration of aligned awareness—recognizing I AM as your only reality and the source of all restoration. In this light, the external events reveal internal movement: conflict resolves as consciousness remembers its oneness and sufficiency.