Inner Ram, Inner Kings

Neville's Inner Vision

Listen to the ram in your own mind. The two horns are not external empires but the two dominant ideas you entertain about power, security, and survival. One horn leans toward outward assertion; the other shields itself with caution. When you take Daniel’s symbol as inner territory, you see that Media and Persia are your present dispositions that decide what plays out in your day. The moment you dwell in the I AM—your awareness that you are the living, imagining presence—you begin to reverse these rulings. The ram remains, but its authority shifts as you refuse to identify with fear or force as final ends. You revise by assuming a new sovereignty: that your consciousness is the king behind both horns, and that all events obey the belief you presently accept about yourself. Practice this until the sense of ownership settles: you are the I AM, and the two inner kingdoms must serve your will through quiet, steadfast imagining.