Feast At The King's Table

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the scene turns on a decree spoken by the king who stands for your I AM, your central awareness. Mephibosheth represents the part of you that has been crippled by past limitations, the forgotten seed within. By calling him to the table, David names your rightful heirship and invites every scattered sensation to sit into the fullness of consciousness. The land tilled by Ziba’s sons and servants mirrors the daily labor of thoughts and habits—you provide sustenance for your inner heir, making room for the settled sense of self who eats bread at the king's table, i.e., at the level of awareness itself. The grace is not earned, but decreed by the I AM: a covenant loyalty that favors the whole lineage of your being. When you assume this, you heal separation, you extend mercy to the parts that felt neglected, and you establish a new standard of abundance within. Your inner king’s table is set; you eat with dignity as a son or daughter of the central I AM.