Inner Dream, Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel 7:1 speaks of a man in the stillness of inward listening—his bed becomes the seat of attention, the king of Babylon a set of outer concerns that tempt the mind outward. In Neville's terms, the dream is not a geographical clue but a series of inner movements arising in the I AM. The writing of the dream is the act of giving form to these inner images; to tell the sum is to acknowledge the total meaning your inner life offers. You are that Daniel; your outward Belshazzar is the mind's pride and distraction. When you write the dream, you crystallize a procession of sensations, visions, and meanings into a coherent inner script. The visions then invite you to revise the self you identify with and to awaken into a larger realm—the Kingdom of God within—where the I AM rules peacefully. Your work is to dwell in the feeling that this vision is already true and to turn that feeling into everyday awareness.