Inner Giants, Kingly Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of this verse as an inner parable. The giant in Gath is the stubborn belief that you are not the king of your own house. The four born to him are four persistent states of reaction—fear, doubt, pride, and resentment—that grew from that belief. David stands for the I AM, the awakened consciousness that sits upon the throne of your being. His servants are your faculties—imagination, faith, will, and memory—those agents that bring vision into form when asked. When you assume the kingship, those four giants do not vanish by outward force, but fall by the hand of David and by the hand of his servants—your inner acts that accept and live the truth. You are now stepping into the Kingdom of God within, where authority is inward and complete. The victory is not in retelling history but in re-dreaming your life from the awareness that you are the cause, the perceiver, and the law. The giants fall because consciousness has finally proclaimed, I am the king.