Guarding The Inner King

Neville's Inner Vision

In this brief scene, the king stands as your I AM—the constant awareness within you. The two parts that go forth on the sabbath represent the two aspects of yourself that move in consciousness even in rest: attention and feeling. To compass the king with weapons in hand is to marshal your thoughts and your feelings as disciplined instruments, kept ready to defend the temple of the LORD—the mind and heart—against intrusion by fear, doubt, or old limiting beliefs. The decree that intruders be slain is not a judgment on others, but a clearing away of thoughts that seek entry into your sovereign presence. By refusing entrance to such thoughts, you maintain a clear field for the king’s movements through life. Be ye with the king as he goeth out and as he cometh in translates to walking in constant awareness—the I AM accompanying every action, word, and choice. The world’s events are pictures in consciousness; let your inner king be the author of the scene, not its viewer.