Inner Kingship and Seven Princes

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you there is a king, and Esther 1:14 names the seven princes who attend his throne. The seven princes are not external persons; they are seven states of consciousness—attention, discernment, courage, presence, authority, imagination, and memory—each bowing to the I AM you call God. They see the king’s face when you awaken to your true nature, and they sit first in the kingdom when that recognition takes root. The scene is not history; it is your inner weather. When the inner court is lined with the king's presence, your outer world aligns; events respond to your inner decree. The I AM exercises complete sovereignty, and the seven princes illustrate the inner governance by which that sovereignty is lived: they reflect and enact the king’s rule in your thoughts, choices, and sensations. Your job is simply to acknowledge, again and again, that you are the king and that this inner government already sits on the throne. In that acknowledgment, you invite harmony, wisdom, and purposeful action.