Threshold Of Humble Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Ornan’s threshing floor is your daily field where the inner world acts through outward work. The angel that appears is the I AM in action—awareness standing at the edge of your attention. Ornan's four sons hiding are the fears and distractions that melt away when a higher calling enters your field. David, approaching as king, represents your higher self stepping forward to govern your labor. The bow, and Ornan’s face to the ground, is the inner posture of worship: you acknowledge the king within and surrender the service of small ego to that royal consciousness. This scene teaches that worship is not distant or rhetorical; it is a living alignment of your state with divine presence. When you realize you stand in the presence of the I AM, your attitudes and actions become offerings to the one life within. You are the watcher and the worker, merged in consciousness that creates. In that recognition, even the threshing itself becomes sacred, and doubt gives way to the certainty of your inner king on the throne.