Crown of the Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner life is the temple, and the story of Jehoiada is a manual for how a state of consciousness governs itself. The gathering of hundreds, captains, and guards symbolizes bringing the disparate parts of yourself into a single line of sight: the I AM, your eternal king. The "king’s son" and the crown signify the rightful royalty of your awareness—the realized I AM seated on the throne of attention, crowned by the testimony within you. The threefold watch—at the house, at the gates, all round about with spears—represents the discipline of belief: what you allow in, what you fence off, and what you protect with unwavering focus. When Athaliah cries treason, you hear the old belief patterns protesting the sovereignty of the I AM; you respond by heeding the priestly oath and sealing the covenant in the temple of awareness. The outer act mirrors the inner conversion: a clear decision, a steadfast boundary, and a joyous declaration of the king. By aligning memory, feeling, and will, you awaken the inner government and restore true worship, right now in this moment.