Chariots at Your Inner Gate

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, Elam and Kir are not distant nations but states of consciousness. The quiver and the shield symbolize your images, beliefs, and protective ego formations; when they are carried to the gate, your awareness is actively arming itself with the means to meet any situation. The line that valleys shall be full of chariots and horsemen set in array at the gate speaks of a mind flooded with dynamic possibilities—ideas, memories, and turning energies ready to move at the command of attention. The gate is your present I AM, the point where your inner world opens to the outer. Neville's law says you are what you imagine; therefore this scene is your invitation to assume a condition of preparedness, confidence, and mastery. Do not judge the army as external; see it as the energy of your inner faculties aligning and lining up behind a chosen outcome. By consciously inhabiting the feeling of that state—silent, steady, and fulfilled—your inner march will correspond to the outer events you desire, as surely as a vision becomes form.