Return From Babylon Within

Neville's Inner Vision

This text is not a distant doom, but a map of inner states. The 'sons' are your future expressions, talents, and projects arising from your central I AM. The 'palace of Babylon' is the mind ruled by fear, doubt, and the need to control outcomes. When I yield to that ruling power, these future fruits are stripped of vitality; they become eunuchs in a foreign court, unable to reveal themselves. Yet the I AM stands sovereign above every court. I am the source who can restore and reframe the inner weather. The appearance of exile reveals where I have given authority to fear rather than to creative life. By returning to the feeling of I AM, I reassign ownership: my sons are safe, thriving, present here and now as I imagine them in my inner kingdom. The act of imagining, feeling, and declaring the end transforms loss into a stage of inner preparation for realized expression.