Enthroning Your Inner King

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard approach, the line about selecting the best and meetest is the invitation to identify the finest state of consciousness you can imagine—your I AM seated upon the throne of your mind. To 'fight for your master's house' becomes the disciplined maintenance and defense of that inner state through persistent imaginative affirmation. The phrase about two kings standing before him represents competing thoughts—fear and faith, doubt and conviction—appearing only when you forget you are sovereign in the inner chamber. The throne and the kingdom are not external battlegrounds but the alignment of your inner idea with reality. When you assume and feel the enthronement as already accomplished, your outer life begins to respond to the ruling state you have accepted. The remedy is to revise fear by likening it to a shadow that vanishes once the true monarch sits securely on the throne of awareness, restoring harmony to your entire house.