Esther’s Inner Palace Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther’s ascent in the king’s house is not merely a social arrangement; it is an inner alignment of consciousness. The decree that gathers maidens is the inward law that the I AM must move in order to recognize itself as king of its inner realm. Hegai, keeper of the women, stands for the attentive faculties that organize purification—cleansing the mind of fear, memory, and doubt so that what you are becomes clear and bright. Esther’s pleasing of Hegai and the prompt provision of purification tools symbolize a revision in awareness: you supply yourself with spiritual intention, and seven maidens—your seven receptive virtues—are set to accompany you into higher rhythm. When Esther is placed in the best place, that is your inner location, the heart’s executive seat, where your decisions originate from a quiet, confident I AM. Mordecai’s daily vigil before the court is your ongoing self-sentinel, watching to know how you fare and what will become of you. All this unfolds within your imagination as you acknowledge the decree of life and stand in the awareness that you are already accepted, nourished, and protected by providence.