Daniel’s Bold Counsel

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel's move is the textbook of the I AM in action. When the king's decree looms, Daniel does not plead or resist; he asserts the inner premise that the mind's counsel is alive and available. He questions the motive of the decree, yet not to deny it, but to tilt his attention toward inner guidance. By asking for time to interpret, he signals a surrender to the greater intelligence within—an invitation to reveal what the outer event cannot know. The outer haste is a mirror of inner fear; the inner stillness is the cause. In claiming time, Daniel shifts from re-action to revelation; he aligns his state with wisdom and allows interpretation to come through his awareness. You can imitate this: face your own crisis with calm inquiry, not struggle; question the surface demands, and grant yourself mental space to receive the meaning already present within you. When you acknowledge the I AM as your birthright, the interpretation arises not by striving but by alignment, and the decree of fear dissolves into clarity.