From Gilead to Inner Wilderness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the king's house of Judah is your inner state of awareness, the I AM that stands as sovereign over imagination. When you identify with wealth and stature—the Gilead and the head of Lebanon—you invite both expansion and risk, for the outer image is only a reflection of inner state. The wilderness forecast simply signals a moment when consciousness thins its habitual images; it is not punishment but an invitation to re-choose. The destroyers and the fire signify the thinning of outdated pictures that no longer fit your divine pattern. In Neville's terms, the I AM can revise any scene by assuming a higher self is already present. So you shift from a threatened kingdom to the realized kingdom by dwelling in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, even before conditions change. Persist in that assumption; let the inner movement declare, I am the consciousness that forgives, creates, and sustains. The outer will follow as you remain loyal to the inner truth that your awareness is the source, not the circumstance.