Daniel's Inner Kingdom Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Daniel’s words speak of a fourth beast and ten horns, yet the still small voice of inward truth tells me the kingdom is not out there; it is a state of awareness I inhabit. The 'beast' and its horns are not external rulers but my own shifts of consciousness—powers that rise from my imagination as I persist in an inner mood. When I imagine the ten—ten thought-feelings, ten versions of myself—each arises to challenge the old kings I have believed myself to be. But the prophecy does not end in fear; another arises, a greater ruler who subdues three kings, meaning I can lay down three limiting scripts—lack, fear, doubt—and replace them with a single sovereign idea: I AM. The diverse kingdom will devour the world only as I yield to it; by refusing to react to appearances, I allow my inner hierarchy to reorder events. The outer becomes an echo of the inner state; my life reflects the consciousness I assume and feel.