The Inner Rod of Anger

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, the Assyrian is not a distant conqueror but a state of consciousness you have magnetized. The rod in mine anger and the staff in my hand symbolize the powers I invest in separation, threat, or lack. When I call a circumstance 'the Assyrian,' I am recognizing a mental posture that believes the I AM can be divided from its own creations. God’s anger, however, is not punishment but a disciplined energy awakening awareness. Providence and guidance flow through the very events that seem harsh, waking me to reimagine my reality as the theater of my inner life. The tool that wounds is also the tool that heals when I reinterpret it as a call to revise my premise: I am the I AM, and this moment is my inner rod shaping my return to wholeness. By accepting the role of the viewer of my life, I release resistance and invite alignment with the divine I AM. Then the external 'Judgment' dissolves into inner rest and restored harmony.