Superscription of Inner Kingship

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the superscription as not an external placard nailed to a cross, but an inner assertion you choose in this moment. The 'King' is not a political title, but the I AM, the steady awareness that rules your inner weather. When you study the sign, you are learning that all authority in your world flows from the consciousness you identify as your own. The verse does not demand surrender to a distant king; it invites you to embody that kingship now, by imagining and feeling from your inner throne. The outer scene—two or three languages, a sign above a suffering body—becomes the mirror of your own inner language and your own readiness to command your experience. In Neville's terms, you revise your sense of self until you feel as the King would feel: sovereign, peaceful, unshaken by appearances. Your task is to align your present consciousness with that royal state and allow the outer world to reflect that inner decree.