Conquering Inner Ashdod

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner plane, a 'year' marks a decision point where belief, identity, and power shift. 'Ashdod' represents a defended center of your will, pride, or habit that you have treated as permanent. The arrival of 'Tartan' and the authority of 'Sargon' symbolize inner pressure that reveals the limits of your existing self-image. This is not a mere external siege but a parable: you are governed not by outside rulers but by your internal states. The 'taking' of Ashdod signifies the inner King—your I AM—asserting dominion and dissolving the fortress of limitation. In Neville's terms, the event mirrors your assumption: when you imagine yourself as already free and sovereign, the outer scene reflects that inner sovereignty. Judgment here is accountability to the I AM within; by embracing your authority, you cease playing the victim to circumstance. The outer campaign becomes a vivid image of inner alignment: you are the one who commands your inner kingdoms.