Inner State of Deceit Exposed

Neville's Inner Vision

Let the surface tale be a mirror of an inner decision you wove in your consciousness. David is your memory of self-importance and fear; Uriah embodies fidelity—an inner principle that will not bow to appearances. The drunkenness is not about wine but about a belief you can alter reality by cleverness. The bed and the servants are inner compartments where the false self would lay its claim to rule, yet the true self remains true to its purpose. Neville-style: recognize that every event in your life is a projection of your state of consciousness; you can revise it by imposing a new assumption. The method: assume you are the I AM, the ever-present, unchanging consciousness; revise the scene so that the 'king' cannot override integrity; feel the reality of inner loyalty to your divine principle. In that atmosphere, the outer events reorganize to reflect your corrected state.