Kingdom Within, Not Outward

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the crowd, hearing of a coming reign, and thinking of triumphs and visible power. Jesus, near Jerusalem, tells a parable to shift their awareness from outward appearances to the inner state that makes the kingdom real. In Neville's keys, the kingdom of God is not a future conquest but a footprint of God within your own consciousness—the I AM that you are. The people anticipate the sudden external event; yet the parable teaches that the kingdom arises when the mind accepts a continuous, inner sovereign presence. Your life is not a bystander in a drama of epochs, but the actual moment of the I AM declaring, 'Let there be light' in your awareness. When you insist that God’s rule is somewhere outside, you delay it; when you revise that belief and dwell in the feeling of already possessing, the outer scenes rearrange to reflect that inner condition. The parable invites you to claim the kingdom as a present, inner state by Imagination, from which action flows as fruit, not cause.