Inner Repentance, Saul's Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Saul's confession on the page is not a distant history but a living bookmark of a state of consciousness. The man who would destroy David is the ego clinging to fear, pride, and a fading sense of separation. When he says I have sinned and bids David farewell with a blessing, he is naming the inner movement by which the I AM inside awakens to its own misalignment. The phrase 'my soul was precious in thine eyes' becomes a symbol for the moment your awareness sees the other as reflections of your own value. The act of saying I will no more do thee harm signals a revision of sensation: you do not allow the former picture of self to govern you any longer. In Neville's terms, God is not a distant judge but the I AM that recognizes itself in every passage of your inner narrative. Hatred, fear, and mistake dissolve as you affirm that the kingdom of peace is already within, and that all outward events echo the inward alignment.