Inner Babylon Dismantling

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the interior vision: the chased roe and the sheep that cannot be taken up symbolize your old identification with fear and separation. When you identify with fear, you scatter your sense of safety and seek refuge in external possessions, as if silver and gold could shield you. But the revelation is inward: the I AM—your steadfast awareness—stirs within and calls you back to your true land, the inner kingdom that hosts all power. The Medes, neither matter nor sword, represent a sharpened perception that pierces illusion and disarms the story of control. They do not regard wealth; by their light, illusions crumble, and the very arrows aimed at you become harmless when seen as images in consciousness. The brutal scenes fall away as you realize you are not at the mercy of a changing world but the author of every image. Exile is the moment when you wake to this fact; return is the choice to dwell in the indwelling I AM, where judgment becomes discernment and suffering yields to the promise of return.