Inner Records of the King

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the outward scene is but a symbol of your inner state. The king on the throne is the I AM awareness that supplies and upholds you. To fear the king’s dishonor is to deny the living presence that makes your life possible. When the voices say to search the book of records of thy fathers, they invite you to consult a past story to justify a present condition. In Neville’s practice, the past is a construct of consciousness; you do not appeal to external archives but to the inner registers of your being. A “rebellious city” and “sedition within” signify inherited habits of doubt, resentment, or limitation that once thought to rule you. They may have seemed to destroy the city, yet that outcome is but a scene arising from your state. You have the power to reverse it by assuming a new state now: that the records in you declare peace, order, and divine worth. Imagination makes it so; your inner verdict precedes outward change, and the outer world follows the inner impression you keep in mind.