Whispers of Inner Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how David's voice in the crowd becomes your own inner audition for leadership. Abner represents the outer faculties that move to defend or threaten the crown of your awareness. When he asks, 'Who art thou that criest to the king?' your inner self answers through David: you are a valiant man, one like no other in Israel, and yet your attention must go to why the king is not kept safe. The king is not a person on a throne but the I AM that you are awareness, the living crown of your state. The 'one of the people' who came in to destroy the king is the impulse or fear trying to overturn your divine self. The scene asks you to separate the outer agent from the inner monarch and to hold the vision of kingship intact. By recognizing Abner as a part of yourself, you exercise faithful obedience: you refresh the memory that the king is ever present and protected by your conscious will.