The Inner King Responds

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the names are states of consciousness. Mephibosheth, the wounded memory of a past king, enters the room of your inner David and falls on his face. The act is not about external honor but the mind’s surrender to the I AM, the awareness that can act as king for your life. David, the manifested king within you, calls by name—the moment your awareness acknowledges a 'state' that deserves mercy rather than judgment. When Mephibosheth answers, 'Behold thy servant!' the ego yields to service—service to the divine plan of abundance and belonging. The table David offers represents the nourishment of imagination: you are not banished but invited to eat at the royal table of your own realization, to know you belong to the presence of God. This scene teaches that reverence and humility are not weakness but the doorway through which God’s bounty flows. When you assume this posture in your mind, you align your consciousness with the king’s intention, and the mercy you seek becomes your present experience, here and now.