Samson's Inner Chamber

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you the players are states of consciousness. The wife, the father, and the companion are not people but patterns of thought and social image you have accepted. Samson is the I AM, the awareness that will enter the chamber of truth when you allow the inner script to shift. The father's objection is the moral code you call respectable, which blocks your entry; the suggestion to give her to another is your habit of exchanging one belief for another rather than dissolving the belief altogether. The line about being more blameless is the ego's way of preserving righteousness by blaming circumstances, not by transforming them. Now, the inner work is simple: refuse to project blame onto others and revise the scene in imagination. See a new sister as the possibility of a new approach, not as a loss. Rest in the knowledge that you are the I AM, and the harvest time is when you plant a new consciousness. When you imagine entering the chamber and finding harmony, the outer conditions reflect that inner state.