Inner Cities of Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Out of your current consciousness arises a bold impulse—the inner Asshur—moving the mind to build a new order. Nineveh, Rehoboth, Calah, and Resen are not external cities but inner stations of perception. When you imagine Nineveh, you are establishing a center of watchfulness; Rehoboth becomes a widening, welcoming boundary within where possibilities are received. Calah and Resen are the outposts and crossroads of decision, where choices are made and commitments are kept in the light of I AM awareness. The claim that 'the same is a great city' says: once these inner towns exist in imagination, you have erected a kingdom in consciousness that cannot be destroyed by circumstance. You are not charting geography but reorganizing belief; you are drawing a map of inner order and walking through it with faith that God—your I AM—rules there. Practice gentle revision: dwell in the feeling that this inner kingdom already stands, and reality will align to reflect it.