Walls Built By Strangers

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the verse is a map of your inner geography. The walls are the boundaries of your present consciousness; the strangers who build them are unfamiliar thoughts you permit to govern you; the kings who minister are the inner authorities you now allow to lead. The wrath is the moment you believed you were separate from the I AM, a separation that kept life in fear and lack. In truth, mercy is never outside; it is the quality of your awareness already present. When you dwell in the assumed mercy, you invite these inner ministers to operate on your behalf, turning past fear into new circumstance. The building work is your deliberate revision in imagination, a reorganization of your state until your outer life reflects the new inner alignment. This is not ritual; it is a return to the I AM where all things are possible. By choosing mercy as your governing feeling, you awaken the very energy that creates; the walls rise as your consciousness trusts its own benevolent order. The outer world then follows, not by force, but by the steady rhythm of an inward mercy in command.