Numbers on the Inner Wall

Neville's Inner Vision

I tell you, the wall’s writing is your own inner accounting. Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin are not distant letters but states of consciousness flashing before your awareness. Mene repeats—you are numbered by the current belief you hold about yourself and your world. Tekel declares you are weighed by the feelings you live in, the certainty you lend to each thought, the value you assign to your day. Upharsin speaks of division—the life you live split between fear and faith, between what you imagine and what you allow. This moment of judgment is not doom from without; it is your I AM reporting to itself the truth of your present kingdom. When you cease to identify with those numbers and revise them within, the outer signs begin to rearrange, for your world mirrors your inner speech. The Kingdom of God is an inner state. To return, you must awaken to the I AM as your only governor, and decide, now, that the story of your life is being written by a new assumption. Imagination creates the inner weather; trust it, and your exile becomes a return to wholeness.