Inner Spirits and the Great Day

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's psychology, the dragon, beast, and false prophet are not far-off figures but three aspects of your own consciousness—fear, pride, and habit—influencing the outer world. The three unclean spirits are thoughts that pretend to miracles, drawing your attention to worldly power and conflict. They travel to the kings of the earth, representing your daily conditions and associations, persuading you to join a drama ruled by fear rather than by awareness. The great day of God Almighty is the moment you awaken to your I AM, the living awareness that does not tremble before these voices. When you refuse to feed the story and instead affirm your solitary creative power, the gathering dissipates and the kingdom within becomes your immediate experience. The so-called miracles are the imaginative acts you yourself employ; by choosing a higher state and honoring it as true, you redirect those energies toward peace, harmony, and wholeness. The inner battle ends the moment you claim the day as now, within your own consciousness.