Asshur's Inner Fall Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Asshur is there and all her company, a fixed outer kingdom of belief. The graves around him are the waste of a former self - those images of identity you guard and defend. When that kingdom is measured by the sword of your attention, it falls; the sword is your choice to stop feeding it with fear and struggle. This is not punishment from a distant God, but the natural consequence of clinging to a consciousness that has outlived its use. The 'judgment' Ezekiel names is simply the moment you withdraw your belief from the old state and turn your awareness toward a new kingdom within. As you shift the inner state, the outer scene follows - doors close, resources thin, and then a fresh energy arises where once there was death. Your responsibility is not to resist, but to revise: feel the feel of the new kingdom now, and let that state take the place of the graves.