David's Humble Crown Within

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s response, Who am I?, is not self-deprecation but a reverent acknowledgment that identity is the I AM’s, not the king’s favor. In Neville’s terms, the royal offer simply tests the state of consciousness that already rules the scene. The marriage proposal is a symbolic outer rite, while the inner court of awareness remains the true throne. David outwardly bows, yet inwardly he recognizes that his life is not defined by genealogies or titles, but by alignment with a divine intention formed in imagination. To you, the reader, this scene says: you are not seeking to become someone else; you are waking to the realization that you already are the one your world seeks to honor. By assuming the feeling of that reality—feeling the presence and the power of the I AM—you awaken the inner kingliness that makes the outer invitation plausible and effortless. Rehearse the question, then answer it with the conviction that you belong in the royal court of your inner life.