Inner Establishment of Isaiah

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the Damascus you read of is not a map of distant cities but a map of your own consciousness. The head of Syria is the leading thought you allow to govern your inner climate; Rezin symbolizes a ruling impulse that would keep you bound to fear rather than trust. Ephraim and Samaria signify an inner people—the ensemble of thoughts that claim you as a nation—yet the line about being 'broken' speaks to the collapse of any self-image built on lack. When you believe you are not a people unto yourself, you undermine your establishment. The clause, 'If ye will not believe, surely ye shall not be established,' is not a doom but a law of consciousness: establishment follows belief. You revise by recognizing that all rulers of fear dissolve when you affirm you are one with God, the I AM. Imagination creates reality; thus the Kingdom of God is already within you. If you choose to believe in your inherent wholeness, the outer kingdoms shift to reflect that inner truth.