Inner King of Peace Unfolds

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of 'this man' as a state of awareness, not a person you meet. When the Assyrian—the tempter fear of loss or disruption—steps into your mental land, the peace you seek is not found in resisting the outer wave but in recognizing you are the I AM, the living ruler of your own kingdom. The seven shepherds and eight principal men are inner faculties you marshal: faith that refuses collapse, discernment that sees through appearances, courage that acts from stillness, constancy that returns to center, order that arranges thoughts, authority that speaks truth to fear, mercy that forgives and releases, and wisdom that guards your borderlines. As you rest in the sense 'I am,' the external invasion inwardly recedes because your inner alignment becomes the atmosphere of your life. The land you defend is your consciousness; the palaces are inner rooms where you dwell in sovereign presence. The moment you accept 'this man shall be the peace' as your own being, you invoke a quiet deliverance that no circumstance can overturn. The apparent threat dissolves in the light of an I AM that cannot be threatened, cannot be moved, and cannot be shaken.