Inner Kingdom Awakening: Isaiah 7:16-17

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the page speaks not of distant lands but of your own inner geography. The land that you abhor represents every habit and belief that holds sovereignty over your mind—fear, limitation, the sense of separation. When a child within you awakens to refuse the evil and to choose the good, that child is not a future infant but an awareness arising as I AM. In that instant the inner kings lose their crown; the kingdoms of old identity slip from your grasp, and your house is left to the incarnating presence of God as I AM. The “days that have not come” are simply the unseen possibilities that emerge when you no longer depend on outer conditions for salvation but rest in inner reality. The line about Ephraim and Judah points to unifying the divided self—no longer letting parts of you rule in contest. And the “king of Assyria”—your fear of loss or lack—begins to dissolve as you abide in the truth that you are the one consciousness, and that consciousness chooses good. Imagination here becomes law, and change is a natural consequence.