David's Lament, Inner Crown

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s lament is not merely sentiment; it is the inward movement of a mind shifting allegiance from old form to an awakening state. In Neville’s terms, Saul and Jonathan are inner currents in your consciousness: the outward authority you once served and the intimate ally who loves you still. When David gives voice to grief, he is not clinging to the past; he is yielding to the inner weather, allowing it to pass through the gates of awareness. The act of lament becomes a quiet act of revision: by naming the loss, you release its power to define you and invite a truer king to reign. The I AM, your essential awareness, remains untouched by appearances while the heart learns to create from within. Through the movement of feeling—acknowledging sorrow, then choosing a higher image—you dissolve resistance and align with a sovereign state that outshines circumstance. In this light, lament is a doorway, not a tomb; it prepares you to inhabit the inner throne with grace, clarity, and steadfast love.