Inner Kingship Revealed in Samuel

Neville's Inner Vision

Let the scene be your inner life. The gathering of the people is the gathering of your attention within your own consciousness. The God of Israel who brought you out of Egypt is the memory that you have already been kept safe by the one Life within you. To say you have rejected your God is to notice the moment you have identified with an outer circumstance as your ruler. The king they demanded stands for a mental setup—believing that happiness, security, or power come from a person, a plan, or a social order, rather than from your own I AM. Yet Samuel’s summons is not punishment but invitation: present yourselves before the Lord by your tribes and thousands. In your practice, see this as an invitation to reassemble your inner faculties under one sovereign authority. The true kingdom is not a future event but a state of consciousness that rules your feeling, your choices, your responses. You can revise your sense of life by declaring that the only ruler is the I AM, and then feeling that reality as already established. The shift is immediate with your assumption; the world will align with your inner king.