Inner Walls: Neville's Nehemiah Insight

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, I am the I AM, and Nehemiah becomes a map of my own inner city. In the still night I cross the valley gate, the dragon well, and the dung port, not as outside places but as movements within my consciousness. I see walls broken down and gates consumed by fire, images born from fear, doubt, and memory. Rather than fleeing, I observe with compassionate attention, for awareness expands when acknowledged. Then I revise. I affirm that the walls are rebuilt, the gates restored, and the beast under me kept at bay by the steady authority of I AM. The king's pool and the gate of the valley are not destinations but symbols of alignment: flow of life, purified stance, and a returning inward. I go up by the brook in the night and return through the valley gate, carrying with me the sense that renewal is already accomplished in my inner state. This night journey is a practical map for turning vision into reality: a conscious reorientation that precedes any outward effort.