The Inner King of Gold
Daniel 2:36-38 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Daniel 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Daniel 2:36-38 frames Nebuchadnezzar's dream and its interpretation: you are the head of gold, a king of kings, granted a kingdom, power, strength, and glory by the God of heaven.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your dream is the map of the inner man. The head of gold stands for the first and highest state of consciousness—the king in you who rules every thought, feeling, and circumstance. The God of heaven is the awareness you call I AM, the indwelling source that grants you a domain, power, strength, and glory. In this light, the king of kings is your own inner authority, not a person outside you. Wherever you place attention in your life, you are effectively placing gold in your own chamber of being, for the inner ruler has been given dominion over all that appears in your world. The statue’s head suggests a beginning of mastery, a crown placed upon your mental realm. By seeing yourself as this ruler tucked inside your daily experiences, you begin to act from a state of fulfilled possibility rather than waiting for external proofs. The dream and its interpretation invite you to awaken to your innate sovereignty and to realize that your environment answers to the inner state you cultivate.
Practice This Now
Assume the state, declare I am the king of kings in my inner kingdom, and feel that authority as a real sensation for several minutes daily. Then observe a small area of life shifting in response to that inner sovereignty.
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