Inner Throne, Boundaries

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember, the throne is not a distant seat but your own awareness, your I AM. When the text says He holdeth back the face of his throne, it speaks of the inner discipline by which awareness remains unseen by the outer senses, veiled in a cloud of settled attention. The cloud is not denial but the faithful shielding of perception from the restless images of the senses, so that order can prevail. The waters bound by him are the fluctuating thoughts and emotions prevented from spilling into immediate action; they are held in by intention, until the day and night come to an end — a cycle of activity in which appearances change but your consciousness remains constant. Providence and presence speak: God is the I AM that keeps watch over your inner realm, governing the flow of life by binding the waters and setting cadence to inner seasons. You, too, are invited to practice this: withdraw attention from transient appearances, assume that you are the sovereign I AM, and witness the order that follows when you impose psychological boundaries on the mental currents. In that moment, you are king, and reality bends to your inner decree.