Inner Gate of Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

In this verse, Mordecai is not merely a man of affairs but a symbol in your inner life—the I AM, the persistent awareness that stands at the gate of your kingship. The second gathering of virgins represents repeated calls on your attention from the many facets of self; when you allow your attention to return to the gate and keep it, you claim a higher order over appearances. The gate is the boundary where inner state becomes outward scene; to sit there is to rule with the calm authority of God within, regardless of external odds. Providence and guidance show up as the felt sense that you are always led by your own awareness—the I AM, not by chance. Remember: imagination creates reality. By choosing to sit at the gate, you align your inner state with the monarch you truly are, and the outer world begins to conform to that sovereign consciousness. The second invitation asks you to deepen this posture, not to chase new events, but to reinforce the state of kingship you are already in.