Four Beasts, Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the sea is the vast subconscious from which thoughts and feelings surge. The four beasts are not strangers in a distant land; they are four habits of mind that assert themselves as you move through a day. One may appear as stern power, another as alarm and fear, a third as appetite or compulsion, a fourth as prideful ruling. They differ and threaten to pull you in opposite directions, yet they are all but movements within your own consciousness. The prophecy’s promise and the idea of a 'Kingdom of God' come when you stop seeking kingdoms outside and invite the inner ruler, the I AM, to govern. Judgment becomes accountability for the claims you entertain; you watch the beasts, you do not condemn them, and you revise them by the assumption that health and harmony are already yours. As you persist in this inner observation, the diverse movements lose their idol-like grip, and your inner kingdom begins to answer to your awareness, aligning outward circumstances with your established consciousness.