Esther 10:1-2 Inner Chronicles

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther 10:1-2 speaks of the king's tribute and the record of his mighty deeds, and of Mordecai's rise to honor. In Neville's ear, this scene is your inner state: Ahasuerus is the outer order you serve, the environment that seems to reign over you. The tribute and the acts of power are the energy you exhale into your world; the declaration of Mordecai's greatness is the image of virtue that your I AM recognizes as already true. The question, 'are they not written in the book of the chronicles?' becomes a comforting reminder that the inner record—the book of your true identity—already contains the outcome you seek. When you assume that imagination has authored your experiences, the outer scene aligns with the inner page. The Mordecai you meet is the faithful function within you that rises to royal dignity when honored by awareness. Do not chase results; acknowledge the self-authored record and feel the state as present. The kingdom of God, as your inner sovereignty, writes itself through your steady assumption.