Inner Babylon Falls Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Babylon the great is not a city you visit, but a state of consciousness you entertain when you identify with outward idols. The cry that Babylon is fallen signals the inner verdict: the old story of separation dissolves, and you awaken to the truth that your world is a dream shaped by your own I AM, your awareness. The habitation of devils and the hold of every foul spirit are the limiting beliefs you tolerated as if they inhabited you—fear, guilt, appetite, scarcity. The cage of every unclean and hateful bird names the ceaseless thoughts that flutter in the mind when you forget who you are. Yet the invitation remains constant: revise the scene by assuming the reign of the I AM within. Do not plead with the outer; declare that Babylon has fallen and you stand in the true Jerusalem, the inner sanctuary where God dwells in perpetual quiet. When you hold that conviction, you feel the shift inward—the imagination reforms, and with it your outer world follows. The practice is to dwell in that inner reality until it becomes your living perception.