Inner War, Rising Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of 2 Samuel 3:1 as a map of consciousness. The long war between the house of Saul and the house of David is not political history but the ongoing tug-of-war between a limited self and an expansive self within you. Saul’s house waning represents the diminishing hold of fear, doubt, and old beliefs over your life; David’s house waxing stronger signals the I AM—the true you—growing clearer, more assured, and capable of acting from inward revelation. When one house grows, the other weakens because you are not two beings but one awareness discovering itself through its chosen states. The outer world reflects this inner movement: as your inner alignment shifts, circumstances rearrange to support it. The shift is accomplished not by force but by the deliberate assumption that your being is already that higher monarchy. The feeling of inevitability, the revising of past statements, and the repeated act of imagining from the end cause the Saul-state to fade and the David-state to claim your days.