Inner Watchman, Jehu Momentum

Neville's Inner Vision

From the vantage of consciousness, the watchman is the boundary stone of your present state. The company approaching is a procession of your emergent I AM, eager to replace the old occupancy of the mind. The king's question, Is it peace?, is the voice of the past asking whether the new arrangement can coexist with the familiar fears. Jehu's answer, What hast thou to do with peace? turn thee behind me, is the I AM speaking through you: let the old peace-myth go; align with the impression of a new rule already established in your inward kingdom. The driving is like the driving of Jehu the son of Nimshi; for he driveth furiously. It is not violence, but conviction—an inner decree that the old order yields to the new state of consciousness you choose in imagination. The watchman reports the messenger comes and goes, never returning, which is your inner sign that the transaction is complete: the new king has entered, and the old king is no longer sovereign within you. Your task is to dwell in the assumption that you are that Jehu, the I AM in action, and to let your sense of self be carried forward by that momentum.