Inner Idols Melt by Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse speaks not of stone and timber, but of states of consciousness. A man’s fame rests on external acts—like axes striking thick trees—yet the carved images of worship crumble the moment the hammer of awareness sounds. This is not a collapse of history, but a collapse of dependency on outward forms. When you align with the I AM, your awareness remains constant while appearances shift; the outward structures fade, revealing that your true worth is not tied to what you cut down or erect. The destruction of idols becomes the birth of inner certainty: you are not your projects, titles, or possessions, but the living consciousness that imagines them into being and can dissolve them with equal ease. In this light, the fragmentation of external symbols is a doorway to permanent, inner reality—the unchanging I AM that dwells within you.