Inner Throne of Esther 1:2

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther 1:2 places us at the moment when Ahasuerus sits on the throne of his kingdom in Shushan. But in the Neville Goddard sense, the throne is not a city seat; it is your state of consciousness. Ahasuerus is the I AM within you, the eternal ruler who presides over the story of your life. When the text says 'sat on the throne,' it is declaring that your awareness rests in sovereignty, that every event in your world streams from a single, unchanging center. Shushan the palace becomes the inner palace of imagination where pictures are formed and decisions are made. The 'days' designate the present now—an invitation to assume the feeling that this kingship is true. Practice imagined authority: sit and feel the power of your I AM, observe how fear loosens its grip, and notice how life begins to arrange itself to match that inner order. The Presence of God is the constant awareness behind the scene, the silent witness who names you king. Your Kingdom of God is established only when you dwell as the ruler of your own consciousness.