Hidden Stones of Tahpanhes

Neville's Inner Vision

In this text the stone is a fixed state of consciousness you have declared true in imagination; the kiln is the crucible of experience through which such states must pass. Nebuchadrezzar, the king of Babylon, stands as the disciplined activity of your higher I AM, the inner governor who will place a throne upon those stones. When he comes, the outward troubles of Egypt are not mere events but reflections of your inner decision—the counterfeit, the feared result of your current beliefs. The prophecy speaks not to eviction of people but to the reordering of your inner world: a new sovereignty rises on the stones, and the pavilion of your true self covers the field. What seems external is the echo of your inner alignment; by quietly seeding a steadfast state within, you crown yourself with authority, regardless of appearances. The kingdom you seek begins in consciousness and is made real by your imaginative consent.