Inner Babylon Declares Its Fall

Neville's Inner Vision

Bel and Merodach are not distant gods but the prisms of your own thinking; Babylon's fall is the collapse of a false security built upon images. When you declare that Babylon is taken among the nations, you are asserting that the old dream-world is dissolved by the single I AM, the living awareness that witnesses every scene. The north wind is the raw, clarifying light of consciousness that sweeps away the idols and their images, leaving the land desolate of old patterns so that nothing may dwell there but the newborn image you choose. Your inner standard is raised; you publish and conceal not—the inner decree that you are not ruled by habit but by the victorious state of consciousness. By feeling it real—seeing the idol shattered in your mind—you displace the fear and superstition that governed you, and you permit a new, true image to inhabit the space. The events are not distant armies but shifts within; your world rearranges as your inner conviction remains steady.