The Hill Of Inner Assurance

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's style: When the Ziphites expose David's hiding place to Saul, see it as a scene within your own mind. 'Saul' is your ego, anxious to preserve control; 'David' is your true self, the I AM, king of your inner domain. The hill of Hachilah and the Jeshimon wilderness symbolize a particular state of consciousness—a hilltop of certainty overshadowed by fear. The betrayal by the Ziphites is not a betrayal of a person but the appearance of external voices in your awareness, pushing you toward engagement with the world instead of remaining in inner alignment. The deeper insight is that your inner king is never missing from you; Providence is the quiet recognition that you can awaken to your own kingship by shifting states, not by pursuing externals. In this moment, you are invited to remember that the Kingdom of God is within and that exile is only a misalignment, soon corrected by returning to I AM. Allow the feeling of being seen by the I AM to dissolve worry and reassert inner authority.