Inner King by the Pillar

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the scene as a drama of your own consciousness. The king is the I AM you, standing by a pillar—the fixed center of awareness that cannot shake. The princes and trumpeters by the king are the faculties of will, judgment, and expression, all arranged in perfect harmony with this inner sovereignty. The rejoicing of the people is your life in alignment with truth when you acknowledge the king's reign. Athaliah’s cry of Treason is the old fear-voice within you, the habit of ruling from doubt rather than from the presence of God. She rents her clothes not as a power over you, but as a signal that a former allegiance is dissolving. The moment asks you to repeat the ruling mood: I AM the king here; fear has no empire in me; the kingdom of God is within. When the inner state is affirmed, the outward world mirrors that order—no more treason, only harmony under the pillar of awareness. You are not governed by upheaval but by a found, resolute consciousness that preserves the king's rule.