Inner Kingdom of Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the images and beliefs that have bound your life are loosed. The 'tacklings' are not ropes and sails on a ship, but the thoughts that say 'I am limited' or 'I am sick.' When you stop clinging to the old method—trying to strengthen the mast with will alone—you discover a deeper alignment: the ship’s motion is sustained by your inner awareness, not your outward effort. The great spoil spoken of is the abundance available to the conscious person who no longer identifies with limitation. The lame that take the prey symbolize the parts of your nature, once deemed weak, suddenly empowered by what you already are: a living consciousness capable of freely moving and receiving. The line that the inhabitant shall not say, 'I am sick,' points to a new mode of being—where forgiveness of iniquity cancels guilt and restores unity. This is not fortune, but a revision of your state of consciousness: you are already healed, forgiven, and living in the mercy of your inner kingdom.