Inner Anointing, Outer Leadership

Neville's Inner Vision

Saul's anointing is not about a man but a state of awareness you can step into. The vial of oil represents the inflow of the I AM into your mind, convincing you that you are already captain over your true inheritance—the life that belongs to your divine self. The kiss is the seal of acceptance by your higher mind; the question is not 'Will I be chosen?' but 'Do I now acknowledge my true call?' When you depart from the old you—that is, when you leave behind the chasing of appearances (the donkeys) and the fear of scarcity—you enter the border of your own Benjamin—the tribe within you that receives guidance. The two men by Rachel's sepulchre are inner confirmations that the problem is resolved in consciousness before it manifests in form: your sense of lack dissolves, and your father-state (old worries) sorrowfully yields to the certainty of your kingship. Neville teaches: assume the state of leadership, feel it as real now, and let your imagination reorder the stage. The outer world will reflect the constancy of your inner decree, revealing that you are indeed crowned in vision.