Inner Law Over Herod's Prison

Neville's Inner Vision

Entering the inner theatre, Herod is a state of consciousness fixed on appearances and appetite; John is the inner John the I AM, the voice that judges the motives and says, 'It is not lawful' to partake in false bondages. The prison is the belief you must compromise your truth to fit outward expectations. But John's word is an invitation to alignment: when you recognize the I AM as the sole governor of your life, the inner law outranks any outward decree. To revise, assume that the inner order has already set you free; feel the certainty that you cannot be bound by a desire that denies your true nature. As you dwell in that feeling-state, the outer circumstances lighten, the prison dissolves, and you walk in the liberty of your true self—the discipline of integrity replacing the coercion of the senses.