Inner Image of Power

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, the great image is your inner registry, a living photograph of how you imagine yourself. The head of gold is your most cherished self-image, shining with the belief that you are favored or chosen. The breast and arms of silver reveal beliefs formed by past judgments—still valuable, yet not final. The belly and thighs of brass speak of warmth and intensity, the drive you deploy when the imagination is active. The legs of iron show stubborn routines, while the feet—iron and clay—expose a brittle foundation in your life. In this light, the 'king and his dream' is your present consciousness; the statue’s form changes with your inner state, not with external events. Neville’s method asks you to revise the statue from within: assume a state that feels true now, declare the I AM as your absolute center, and feel the life you desire already completed. When you maintain that feeling, the outer world conforms to the inner image, and the 'king' awakens to the one reality—the I AM.