Inner Rebellion, Inner King

Neville's Inner Vision

Sheba’s trumpet is not a history lesson but a pointer to a state of consciousness. It is the moment you say, 'I have no part in David' when David stands for the inner king—the I AM within you. The Benjamite is the impulse of separation, the Belial voice that births fear and scatters Israel into camps. The 'we' and the 'tents' show your mind fragmenting into opinions and divisions instead of dwelling in the unity of consciousness. Yet the kingdom is not in the outward event but in awareness. Your imagination, properly directed, is the instrument by which you return to the one ruler within. When you assume that you are already one with the inner David and that the entire Israel of your mind belongs to that king, you revise the story. The trumpet ceases to dictate terms; the sense of lack dissolves as you rest in I AM—the sovereign, indivisible presence. In that rest, the inner kingdom asserts itself and the sense of separation fades, replaced by a living awareness that you are always the king inside.