Inner Kingdom Awakening Daniel 11:21-24

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel 11:21-24 is a map of a state of consciousness masquerading as policy and power. The vile person who arises is not a man out there, but a faithless thought—an old ego insisting it must rule. He comes in peace and flatteries, just as fear and desire sidle into your attention by pleasant promises. The 'arms of a flood' are the currents of mere outward drama that sweep you away, and the 'prince of the covenant' is your inner covenant with the I AM, dimmed yet intact. After a league with him, deceit surfaces: the mind consents to a story that you are weak, that you must barter your kingdom for comfort. He strengthens with a 'small people'—a few entrenched beliefs that stay with you as he grows. He enters your fattest places—the most abundant thoughts—and does what your fathers did not by re-creating old patterns. But this is simply a call to revision. In your imagination, you announce that the true king stands, unthreatened, and that the covenant within you is the ultimate power. You then scatter the prey of scarcity, wealth-for-its-own-sake, and fear, and establish the state of consciousness where the I AM reigns, even if it seems to be for a time.