Esther's Inner Fast

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther's vow to fast and to present herself to the king is not a mere tale but a living technique of consciousness. The Jews in Shushan are the inner states you carry; gathering them is uniting every desire, fear, and aspiration into one focus. The fast is your decision to suspend the ordinary sensory feed and listen to the I AM that already knows the answer. When Esther says she and her maidens will fast, she shows your inner allies agreeing with the new move; you do not act alone, you act with the total consciousness you are becoming. Going in unto the king, though not according to the law, is willing to step beyond old rules and trust the inner principle that rearranges appearances. If I perish, I perish is not doom but an absolute commitment to the birth of the new self—the death of the old self and the rising of the higher vision. In that inner surrender, Providence confirms your state; the moment you assume the end and feel it real, the outer world begins to yield to your inner certainty.