Prison Dreams, Inner Interpretation

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the prison is not stone but a state of consciousness; the two men mirror two parts of your own being, both moving through a single night of inner revelation. The butler and the baker represent desires and judgments, and their dreams arrive to tell you how you are interpreting life. The key is not in a future escape but in an inner interpretation that you already possess in I AM. When you assume the interpretation as true, you release the meaning that binds your sense of self. The kingdom of God is not a distant realm but the awareness that interprets correctly and moves with grace. Practically, do not chase external outcomes; enter the inner scene and revise your sense of self until the dream's meaning aligns with your desired state. The dream is a map; the interpretation is the action; you become free by dwelling in the feeling of already having what you seek.