Fire on the Inner Wall

Neville's Inner Vision

Amos speaks of fire kindling in the wall of Rabbah, devouring its palaces; yet the inner teacher whispers that the wall is within. The outer battle is the mirror of inner posture: a fixed belief, a defended image, a city of self-importance. The day of battle is the habitual mood you wake into each morning; the tempest is the mind unsettled, the whirlwind the churn of thoughts you mistake for reality. God—the I AM, your awakened awareness—does not come to punish you, but to awaken you to the truth that you are imagining your world into being. When you center in consciousness and watch the scene without desire to force outcomes, the fire consumes fear, pride, limitation. The palaces dissolve into light, replaced by clarity, justice, and a quiet certainty that you already possess what you seek. So revise the inner script: declare that you are the author of your experience, and feel the victory as present, now, in the very chamber of your awareness.