Inner Doorway To Dignity

Neville's Inner Vision

Here is how Neville might read the scene: Not as a history of persons, but as a drama within your own consciousness. The man who says 'bolt the door' represents a stubborn belief that you must cast out any part of you that claims dignity or tenderness. Tamar's plea signals your inner sense of purity resisting a brutal impulse to cast away what you call 'unwanted' or 'unacceptable.' The kingly voice is your habitual assumption that you can sever a portion of your life and seal it behind a door. In truth, no part of you is truly cast out when you know the I AM that holds all within; the outer act merely mirrors an inner state. The healing is to revise this drama by accepting your wholeness and re-scripting the boundary from a place of protection rather than punishment. You are the I AM; imagine the scene with the door left open, a calm, dignified boundary that guards purity while preserving the whole self. Your reality follows your inner decree.