Inner Kingdom Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the east and Kedar are not distant lands but faculties of your own consciousness—the nomads of thought and desire that wander when you forget who you are. The Lord's call to arise and go up to Kedar becomes an inner ascent: you lift your attention to the region where your habits dwell and declare, I am the I AM; I govern this interior camp. The spoiling of their tents, flocks, curtains, and camels is the dismantling of old identifications and veils that have kept you bound in fear. When you awaken to the truth that the Kingdom of God is within, the outer threat loses its grip; fear on every side is a projection dissolving as you sink into your true consciousness. Nebuchadnezzar's power is not against you but against your belief in separation. Do this: assume the feeling of ruling the inner landscape; revise every limitation; and feel the relief as the inner camp yields to awareness.