Daniel 11:37 Inner Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scripture, the 'he' is not a king apart from you, but a state of consciousness—an ego that pretends to independence from every inner God. The 'God of his fathers' is the memory of inherited beliefs you have worshipped as truth; the 'desire of women' is the pull of worldly appetite and attraction that would tether the mind to appearances; 'any god' is any external authority or opinion that would claim sovereignty over your awareness. He magnifies himself above all, meaning you have allowed a habit of thought to declare itself sole ruler, elevating the 'I' that thinks it stands alone, separate from the I AM. Neville teaches that all persons and events in scripture are states of consciousness, and imagination creates reality. Therefore, to reverse this, assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled: you are the I AM, the sole authority in your mind, not needing approval from fathers' gods, not obeying the world’s desires, not worshipping any idol but the living awareness within you. By inner revision—feeling-as-if-you-are-already this divine ruler—you dissolve the denial and invite true worship of the self as God within.