One Heart, One Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse lies a map of your inner kingdom. The so-called men of war are not strangers; they are the disciplined forces of your own consciousness—fear disciplined into faith, impulse ordered by purpose, memory aligned with truth, imagination set on a single crown. They come to Hebron, the inner sanctuary where you rest in the I AM, to crown David—the inner king, the realized state of intelligence that recognizes the Kingdom of God as the life you inhabit. A ‘perfect heart’ is not moral perfection from without, but an undivided love of the one reality you are aware of. When all Israel—every part of you—are of one heart, they acknowledge the same king. The outer event, David seated in Zion, is only the outer reflection of this inward harmony. Your job is to practice the assumption that the I AM now rules all your faculties, that there is no inner discord, and that every wing of your mind bows to the same truth. Here, the kingdom is your present experience, awaiting your conscious acknowledgment.