Inner Law of Kings

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner theatre, the 'king' represents the ruling state of consciousness that believes it must take by force. When the line asks, Hast thou killed, and also taken possession? you are asked to observe any impulse to destroy or claim at another's expense. The LORD in you is the I AM, the unchanging awareness that declares the law: every outer event is but a mirrored movement of your inner state. The phrase about dogs licking Naboth's blood becomes a symbol: the memories of violence or coercion you harbor in the subconscious return as familiar patterns, as if your own life were being licked by the very energies you directed outward. This is not punishment, but a reminder that you cannot separate your inner causation from outer effect. If you revise the assumption—see yourself as already having life, wholeness, and rightful abundance—and bless rather than seize, then the inner dogs will recede and the bloodless calm will replace turmoil. Your task is to awaken to the I AM, imagine the desired harmony, and feel that it is already real in your experience.