Esther 5:11 Inner Boast and Rise

Neville's Inner Vision

Esther 5:11 speaks through us as a man named Haman who boasts of riches, many offspring, and promotion above others. It is a clear mirror of a mind that equates worth with outward tokens. In Neville's psychology they are not realities apart from the inner state that imagines them into being. Your awareness, the I AM you are, is the sole throne from which true value flows. Haman's boasting reveals a mind mistakenly worshiping images of power rather than the Power that fashions images. The moment you accept that you are the source of your own promotion, you reverse the script. Wealth and authority become expressions of an inner conviction: I am, and therefore I have already chosen abundance. The king or any prince in the story stands for states of consciousness, and their favor reflects your inner alignment with a state of wholeness. Practice holding the assumption that you have already been advanced by the inner I AM, not by others' applause. In that revision you shed pride and find a steady stream of provision.