Inner Dominion of Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

I view the goat as my dominant state of consciousness, sweeping from the west, its horn fixed between my eyes, moving with the momentum of imagination that touches no ground. The ram with two horns embodies a double-armed opposition within me—an old belief that would resist change. When the goat charges and breaks the ram's two horns, I recognize that the power of my I AM can dissolve outward contradictions simply by the certainty of inner acceptance. The great horn's breaking signals that once my central assumption stands unchallenged, the external scene yields; four winds arise as new expressions born from that inner sovereignty. These four winds point to fresh directions of thought, feeling, will, and speech springing from the same original kingly state. The message is plain: when I dwell in the I AM, I see the world transform to mirror that inner dominion.