Daniel's Inner Court Alchemy

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel is the inner I AM stepping into the royal chamber of your mind. The king is your outer circumstance asking for a reading of its writing. The line 'the spirit of the gods is in thee' points to a fundamental truth you already possess—the light, understanding, and excellent wisdom of your true self. The external wise men who cannot interpret symbolize the doubts and habits that think intellect alone can solve life. When you declare that you can interpret and dissolve doubts, you awaken the inner Daniel who does the reading from within. The act of interpreting the writing on the wall is a metaphor for discerning meaning in your situation from the state of consciousness you inhabit. If you can dissolve doubts, you become clothed with the symbolically regal robe and chain—inner authority and worth—because you have assumed the state that already knows. You rise to the 'third ruler' in your mind, a condition of elevated inner dominion. Practice this by affirming the inner interpretive state and letting it settle as your ongoing experience, until your outer world simply reflects your assurance.