Valley Gate Inner Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner Nehemiah stands in awe of a valley gate within your consciousness. The Hanun of fear and the inhabitants of Zanoah are the parts of you who choose to repair, not abandon; they build, install doors, set locks, and bars, extending the wall a thousand cubits toward the dung gate. This is not a history lesson but a parable of renewal. The gate of the valley represents the humility gate, the opening through which perception is updated. When you assume a new state of consciousness—let's call it fearless, awake, united—you are the contractor, the owner, and the governor of your inner city. The doors of awareness create privacy for truth; the locks of discipline keep out yesterday's doubt; the bars of firmness guard your newly built boundary against the onslaught of fear. The distance to the dung gate signals a cleansing flow: through imaginative act you cast off waste thoughts and lower impressions, making space for the sacred. Remember: God is I AM, and imagination creates reality. By an act of inner consent, the valley gate becomes your daily renewal.