Esther 6:5-11 Inner Reversal

Neville's Inner Vision

Your life is a stage upon which the inner state of consciousness performs. Haman's pride - believing honor comes from his own schemes - unfolds as a careful self-exaltation. When the king asks what should be done to the man he delights to honor, the script reveals the limitation of that old self. But the answer comes for Mordecai, a representative of virtue suddenly placed in public view. This reversal is not a trick of plot but a demonstration of how imagining oneself as honored shifts the entire field. The I AM within you, the king in you, is measuring the states you entertain. If you cling to self-praise, you set up an outer scene that mirrors that craving; if you instead assume you are already honored for your true qualities, the world announces it by honoring the right inner image - Mordecai in Esther's court becomes your own inner nobility awakened. Thus the law of consciousness works: you cannot exalt self and not move the world, yet when you align with the true worth within, the outer becomes a procession of your inner triumph.