The Inner Trumpet of Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Zephaniah's day of trumpet is not an event in a distant city; it is a sound within your own consciousness warning you that you are identifying with fortresses. The 'fenced cities' and 'high towers' are the mental constructs you have built—security you mistaken for reality. When the trumpet blows, it interrupts the story you have told yourself about separation and danger. In Neville's practice, the true theater is the I AM you awaken to now; God is the awareness that you are. The external appearances—judgment, upheaval, fences—are projections of inner beliefs. The alarm invites you to revise your state: refuse fear, assume the feeling of being one with the ever-present I AM, and watch old defenses dissolve as your new consciousness takes root. The day arrives to test your inner commitment to unity: you can let your mind be persuaded that security lies in your awareness, not in external walls. The trumpet's note becomes a call to awaken to your kingdom within, where there is no separation, only the everlasting presence.