Inner Temple Decree Unlocked

Neville's Inner Vision

To the aware I AM, the king and his decree are not a distant empire but a state of consciousness insisting that your work stop. The chancellor and scribe, and those beyond the river, symbolize the chorus of doubts and fears that, in the moment, claim authority over your vision. When the record says the city hath insurrection, remember that rebellion is only a movement of belief within you, not a fact in being. The line 'there have been mighty kings also over Jerusalem' speaks to the memory of past powers you have yielded to—past habits, past identities—that toll, exact tribute, and claim your energy. Yet the instruction to 'cease' is not final; it is a signal to apply the law of your inner perception: you may permit a delay, but you may also choose to revise it. The decree is burned by your quiet decision to listen to another command from within—the one that calls you to begin anew, to lay the foundation, to test the dream of the temple in your own consciousness.