Inner Rupture of Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the scene is not a history of two men, but a drama of inner states. Samuel is your inner witness, the I AM that visits to confirm your crown of wholeness; Saul is the habit of separation you have entertained as king, the image you serve instead of the living Lord within. When Samuel returns to Ramah and ceases to visit, that is the moment your inner guidance withdraws from the old picture; the Lord's repentance is the inner correction—the recognition that the outward kingdom you prized has no lasting substance apart from your consciousness. In Neville's terms, a royal state arises when belief aligns with divine purpose; when that alignment falters, the outer scene yawns and the old king is mourned as a necessary release. The key is not to chase the external, but to realize that Gods repentance is simply your awareness choosing differently. The moment you stop identifying with the previous king, you invite the inner messenger to reappear with a new counsel. Your present awareness, not the history, is the true throne.