Solomon's Inner Wisdom Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, this scene unfolds not as a historical event but as a demonstration of your inner state. The mercy shown to David signifies the compassionate memory of your higher self toward your former self, awakening you to reign in your present consciousness. The phrase, 'Thou hast made me king over a people,' becomes the inner recognition that you now rule the field of your thoughts. 'Wisdom and knowledge' are the discernment and calm governing force you summon to navigate the currents of mind, impulses, and beliefs. The 'multitude' of people represents the vast procession of thoughts—fears, desires, habits—that crowd the inner arena. To 'establish the promise' is to align with the inner covenant already intact in principle, then to live from that truth. The act you are invited to perform is to assume the role of a wise ruler within your own life, to revise limitations with faith, and to feel the reality of orderly, enlightened administration taking place through you. This is the true kingdom Jesus spoke of—not a distant land, but your own awakened awareness ruling wisely from within.