Vale of Siddim Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville’s vantage, the scene is not a historical clash but an inner drama. The kings symbolize currents of the mind—will, fear, memory, desire, and boundary-limitation—coming together in the vale of Siddim, the mind’s low-lying field where thoughts collide. The allied battle represents the belief that external events alone determine fate, while the true battleground is consciousness itself. The Kingdom of God is the abiding I AM within, untouched by the convulsions of the dream; Providence appears as the quiet alignment you feel when you persist in the awareness that you are the I AM. By assuming this reality, revising the scene to reflect harmony with divine order, you teach your imagination to cooperate with your highest self. Perseverance arises as you hold to that inner realization, letting the kings dissolve into understandings that serve your growth. When you recognize that these inner kings are tools of your consciousness and choose the I AM, the vale of Siddim yields to lasting peace and certitude.