Cursing to Crown: Inner Sovereignty

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture yourself as David seated on the inner throne of your mind. Abishai’s cry, 'Let me strike down the dead dog,' is the whirlwind of hostile thought that would break your calm. The king’s reply—'What have I to do with you? the LORD hath said unto him, Curse David'—is the recognition that an outer burst is an inner command projected by your own consciousness, by the I AM. When you identify with the self that hears but does not react, you become the sovereignty that permits even damaging speech to pass through without overturning your peace. This is not endorsement of the curse, but acknowledgment that the phenomenon arises within your field of awareness to be confronted, revised, and transformed. The law of consciousness declares that every image formed within you answers to your belief. By refusing to retaliate, you align with the divine governance that directs even curses toward your spiritual refinement. Thus, the seeming hostility becomes a door through which you affirm the truth: I am the I AM, the author of my reality; I maintain inner kingship by choosing how to respond, not by meeting every attack with force.