Inner Kingdom Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Spiritually, this vision is the inner movement of consciousness. The earthquake is not within the world to be conquered; it is within: the fixed self, the beloved possessions, and the rigid stories by which you defined yourself crumble. The great city divided into three parts points to the three centers of consciousness: thought, feeling, and will. Babylon is your attachment to the outward world—symbols of success, fear, and longing that bind you to time. The cup of the wine of wrath is the consequence of clinging to that old dream; it tastes like separation and disappointment when you believe you're apart from the I AM. Yet the voices, thunders, and lightnings announce awakening: piercing insights that reorient you toward the one Self, the I AM that you are. The islands fleeing and mountains not found signify the dissolution of all finite landmarks, leaving you in a boundless present where the Kingdom within is God realized as your own awareness. When you assume the feeling of that inner sovereignty, the outer scene aligns to mirror it.