David's Mount: Inner Counsel

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene the top of the mount is your inner vantage where you worship the I AM—the awareness that creates. Hushai’s torn garment and dust upon his head symbolize the vulnerable state of a consciousness humbled before the truth of its own dominion. David’s invitation for Hushai to pass on with him or return as a servant reveals a deeper principle: authority is not seized by force but won by aligning with the end you desire and by acting in the role that makes it real. The “defeating” of Ahithophel’s counsel is the mental counter-argument that fear and limitation cannot have the last word when your inner king commands loyalty to the end. See that true submission—obedience to the inner plan—releases power. The kingdom’s governance is from within; your outward scene shifts to reflect the inner alignment. Your mount is the place where you choose, right now, to serve the end you love and to let the I AM guide the strategy.